Calendar view

The Calendar page is where everything lands: maintenance schedules, family events, the whole household's week. Four views, handy filters, and sync so it shows up in the calendar app you already use.

What shows on the calendar

Maintenance schedules with upcoming or overdue dates.
Family events (anything anyone adds with the New event button).
Cross-item groups as a single chip per day instead of one per item.
Checklist occurrences that have a due date.

What does not show:

Your personal Google Calendar events, unless you set up Google Calendar sync and chose to mirror them.
One-time todos that do not have a due date.

Four views

The view tabs sit at the top of the page.

Day. Today only, with hour-by-hour detail.
Week. Seven days with time slots, similar to Google Calendar. This is the default.
Month. The classic grid. Best for planning.
Agenda. A scrollable list ordered by date. Great for a quick read-down of what is coming.

Your last-used view sticks across visits.

The Calendar page showing maintenance tasks and family events laid out across the week, with the Day, Week, Month, and Agenda view tabs and the New event button.

Adding an event

There are two easy ways:

Click the New event button at the top of the page.
Click any empty day in the Day, Week, or Month view to open the event form pre-filled to that date.

The form asks for title, date, time, location, who it is for, and whether it should repeat.

Filtering

Above the calendar you get two filters:

View. On the Family plan, show only the tasks and events for one or more household members. Solo accounts do not need this, so it appears only when you have family members.
Priority. Narrow to High, Medium, Low, or None.

Filters apply across all four views.

Color coding

Schedules and events are color-coded by item category, so car stuff, pet stuff, and home stuff each read at a glance. Priority is shown on each entry too.

Marking things done from the calendar

Click any schedule chip to open it in a popup. From there you can mark it complete, choose Reschedule to move it to a new date, or open the full schedule detail page. No need to leave the calendar.

Calendar sync

A banner at the top of the calendar helps you connect your maintenance schedule to the calendar app you already live in. You set this up under Settings → Calendar sync:

Google Calendar. One-way sync, from Life Maintenance into Google. See Google Calendar sync for the full walkthrough.
Apple Calendar or Outlook. Subscribe via an .ics feed and your maintenance calendar rides along.

Once Google is connected, the setup banner steps aside so it is not nagging you.

The wall tablet

The Wall Tablet kiosk shows a touch-optimized version of this same calendar. It is meant to be glanced at from across the kitchen, not stared at up close.