One family. One calendar.

Everyone's dates in the app you already use, arriving term by term.

A year of one family's dates, going into one calendar. The ring on the fridge is the year: January at the top, the months running clockwise.

  1. A family fridge door with a paper ring of the year on it, the autumn term marked.
    Example: fictional. Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home.

    September: the autumn term goes in

    Term dates, half term and the INSET days, from the school's letter into the family's calendar, with reminders set at the times the family chooses.

  2. Example: fictional. Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home.

    January: the spring term, and the birthdays

    The spring term, every birthday on the list, and the car's MOT, each with a reminder before it arrives.

  3. Example: fictional. Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home.

    April: the summer term, passports and a holiday

    The summer term, a reminder to renew the passports in good time, a dentist's check-up, and the week away the family has booked.

  4. Example: fictional. Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home.

    The whole year, in one place

    Then the bank holidays, and every renewal date: car and home insurance, the TV licence. Last, a one-page printable of the year for the fridge.

    That is The Family Year. To keep it current every month after that, Little Desk and the other plans.

The smallest step

The Family Year

The Family Year £75 one-offOne shared family calendar with term dates, INSET days, bank holidays, birthdays and renewal dates, reminders set, plus a one-page printable of the year

Then, if you like

Kept every month

Little Desk £90 a month, 3 hoursCalendar kept current, new letters and dates added, renewals tracked and flagged, forms filled ready to sign

Every monthly plan

The form you meant to send. The date you meant to remember.

A few hours a month of family admin, done by one person.

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Free, and nothing to buy.

  1. Her replySend the short form; Laura replies to find a time.
  2. The callA free conversation about your family's dates, forms and renewals. Nothing to buy.
  3. A written planWhat Laura would keep for you, how many hours a month, and its price.
  4. A start dateIf you go ahead, you agree when to begin. Every booking is confirmed by email before work starts.
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