Who it is for
A shared calendar for couples
Couples use Cutline to plan the things they do together (training, saving for a trip, date nights, a move) in one shared calendar, while each keeps a private week of their own. Joining a shared calendar is free on every plan.
How couples use it
- One shared calendar for what you do together; each blocks shows in the colour of who added it.
- Two private weeks. Work and your own plans stay yours.
- Tick things off together. Shared training or saving goals get a streak.
- Budget by block. Put what a date night or a trip cost on the block and see the month add up.
Ideas to put in it
| Block | When |
|---|---|
| Training together | Tuesday and Thursday 07:00 |
| Sunday plan for the week | Sunday 19:00, 30 min |
| Date night | Friday 19:00 |
| Cook together, meal prep | Sunday 17:00 (recipes) |
Questions
Can my partner see my whole week?
No. They see only the shared calendar. Your own week stays private.
Does my partner need a paid plan?
No. Joining a shared calendar is free. Creating one is on paid plans.
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Keep reading
Shared calendarsEveryone gets a private Cutline calendar. On paid plans, make shared calendars for your gym crew, startup or study group: 1 on Verified, 5 on Pro, 3 a seat on Crew, 15 on Brand.Best ofBest shared calendar appsShared calendar apps compared: Google Calendar, TimeTree, Cozi, Howbout, Apple Calendar and Cutline shared calendars.CompareCutline vs TimeTreeCutline vs TimeTree: TimeTree is a shared calendar for couples and families; Cutline shared calendars are for crews that plan and finish things together.BudgetPut what it cost on the block: the grocery run, the gym, a client lunch. Cutline adds it up by day, week, month and year, for you, your family or your team. Free on every plan.