One calendar for the two of you
Put in a plan and your partner’s phone knows. Anniversaries and “days together” count themselves.
Start freeOpens in your browser. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app.
What it does
Mine, yours, ours
Each plan belongs to one of you, or to both — shown in its own colour.
Your partner hears about it
When one of you adds, edits or deletes a plan, the other gets a notification. Your own changes never ping you.
Reminders that just arrive
A “starting soon” note 30 minutes to an hour before timed plans, and one summary of the day at 8 in the morning.
Days together, counted
Enter the day you met: 100 days, 200 days and every anniversary appear on the calendar, with a countdown to each.
Your photos on it
Add up to 30 photos and they turn up beside plans and on empty days.
Your language, your holidays
Nine languages, public holidays for nine countries, and your own time zone.
How to start
- Sign up with a username and password. No email needed.
- Send your partner the invite link from Settings. It works once and lasts 7 days.
- Add it to your home screen and turn on notifications — on iPhone, from Safari’s Share menu.
Questions
Is TT free?
Yes. TT is free while it is in beta, with no ads and no paid features.
Do we need to download it from an app store?
No. TT runs in the browser on iPhone, Android and computers. Adding it to the home screen makes it open like an app, and that is also how notifications work on iPhone.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. Open it in Safari, tap Share, then “Add to Home Screen”. On iOS 16.4 and later it can send notifications once it is on the home screen.
How do I invite my partner?
In Settings, make an invite link and send it. When your partner signs up through it, you share the same calendar. Each of you keeps your own account.
What do you collect?
A username, your password (stored hashed), and what you put in the calendar: plans, names, dates and photos. No email address. You can delete your account at any time from Settings.
What if one of us deletes their account?
The calendar stays with the other person. When both of you have left, the plans and photos are deleted.