Now testing with real families

One shared calendar
for the whole household.

Fambara keeps everyone's events, to-dos and shopping lists in one place, so nobody has to forward another screenshot or ask "wait, who's picking up Theo?"

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Currently in private beta for iPhone via TestFlight. Include the email tied to your Apple ID so we can add you as a tester.

Today

Events

Soccer practice Theo · Riverside Park 4:30 PM

To-dos

Pack overnight bag Assigned to Theo Done

Return library books Assigned to Maya

Everything in one place

Built for how families actually run their week

No new habits to learn. Fambara fits around the calendar and chores your family already has.

Shared calendar

Every event is assigned to whoever it's for, from school pickups to practices to appointments, all in one week view. Connect Google or Microsoft and your own personal events show up right alongside it.

To-dos & chores

One-off or recurring, rotating between kids automatically. Tap to complete, no arguing about whose turn it is.

Shopping lists

Keep separate lists for Target, Trader Joe's, wherever you shop, and check items off together in real time.

Chat assistant

Just type "add soccer practice every Tuesday for Theo." Fambara drafts the event, and you confirm it.

Siri shortcuts

"Hey Siri, what's on the Fambara calendar today?" Add a to-do or a shopping item hands-free.

A profile for every kid

Add a profile for each child, with their own color and avatar. No separate account needed for the ones too young for one.

A place for the links, too

Save a recipe, a school portal or an article worth keeping. Fambara sorts it automatically, and you can search by what it's about, not just its exact title.

A weekly heads-up

An optional daily or weekly email that sums up what's ahead. A two-minute read before the week gets away from you.

How it works

Set up once, stay in sync all season

Step 1

Create your household

Sign up, connect your Google or Microsoft calendar if you already use one, and invite the other adults. Everyone sees the same calendar from day one.

ME MA TH

Your whole household in one place: adults with their own login, kids with just a profile.

Step 2

Add what's already on your plate

Share an email or a flyer, and Fambara drafts the event or to-do for you. Add a quick note for anything the flyer leaves out, like which field. Or just type it into chat, like "swim lessons Thursdays at 5."

"Swim lessons every Thursday at 5, for Maya" Draft created, tap to confirm

Step 3

Everyone stays looped in

To-dos rotate fairly between kids, shopping lists update live as items get checked off, and Siri can answer "what's today?" without opening the app.

"What's open in Fambara?" "You have 2 open to-dos: pack overnight bag, return library books."

Getting started

Once you're in, here's where to start

Request access below and we'll add you to the TestFlight beta. There's no App Store listing yet, just a real build on your own phone. Once it's installed and your household is set up, here are six things worth trying in your first week.

Share your first flyer

Photograph a schedule, a permission slip, anything with a real date on it, and share it to Fambara from Photos. Add a note for anything it doesn't say, like which field the games are actually at.

Ask instead of typing it out

Open the chat tab and describe a plan the way you'd say it out loud, like "soccer practice every Tuesday at 5, just for the youngest." It proposes the event, and you still confirm it.

Connect a calendar

Link your Google or Microsoft account from Settings and watch your own personal events show up right alongside the household's, with no second calendar to check.

Bring in the rest of the household

Invite your partner or co-parent by email, and add a profile for each kid: a name, a color, an avatar, even for the ones too young for a phone.

Save something worth keeping

Share a recipe or an article you don't want to lose. Later, search for it by what it's about, like "that pasta thing," instead of remembering its exact title.

Go hands-free

Ask "Hey Siri, what's on the Fambara calendar today?" Or add a shopping item without ever opening the app.

One shared calendarfor the whole household.