# Cutline vs TimeTree

URL: https://gocutline.com/compare/timetree-alternative/

TimeTree is known as a simple shared calendar for couples, families and groups, free with a Premium tier. Cutline has shared calendars too, built for crews that plan and finish things together, inside a weekly planner that scores the work.

## The short version
| | TimeTree | Cutline |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Couples and families sharing events | Crews sharing goals: gym, startup, study |
| Price | Free with Premium | Joining is free; paid plans create calendars |
| Each person's own week | Separate calendars | Private, with shared calendars on top |
| Ticking things off | No | Yes, with XP and streaks |
| People per calendar | Groups | Up to 25 |

## What TimeTree does well
TimeTree makes sharing a calendar easy: invite your partner or family, add events, comment on them. It is free, with Premium for an ad-free experience and extras.

## What Cutline does differently
- **Shared, with a score.** Everyone ticks off their part of the shared blocks.
- **Your week stays yours.** Shared calendars sit on top of a private week.
- **Made for doing together.** A crew's training, a launch, a study group.

## Using both
Keep TimeTree for family events, and use a Cutline shared calendar for the things you are building or training for together.

## Questions

**Is joining a Cutline shared calendar free?**
Yes, on every plan. Creating one is on paid plans.

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Cutline: Cutline is a weekly calendar and planner that turns time blocks into XP, levels and streaks. You plan your week in blocks, tick each one off when it is done, and see your progress on a social feed (the Floor) and a weekly leaderboard (the Arena). Planning and budgeting are free; paid plans add a badge, posting, messaging, shared calendars and lower selling fees, from $9 a month. Pro is free to try for 7 days.
Facts: https://gocutline.com/facts/ · Updated 2026-10-24