Grandparents, parents, kids, cousins — Born Day is built for the family that's spread across cities, time zones, and group chats. Add a birthday once. Plan a trip together. See what's coming up at a glance.
Born Day's tone is friendly and standard — no jargon, no over-engineered UI. The interface scales to any age. Three themes, large-text mode, the works.
Mom's side, Dad's side, in-laws, friends-who-are-family. Each gets its own calendar. Toggle them on and off without losing context.
Trips, baby showers, anniversaries, holiday dinners, school events, fundraisers, milestone celebrations — Born Day handles them all with smart sub-data.
Family member voting 5/5 stars on the next reunion? The host sees it. Voting 1/5? The host sees that too. Honest signal, no awkward replies.
Your kids get Pay Attention 5 with weekly reminders. The third cousin's birthday gets a quiet annual nudge. You decide who gets the spotlight.
Thanksgiving, beach trips, birthday parties — Born Day publishes a Bring List. Claim what you've got. Done.
Free, 30 seconds. Pick a name like 'The Smiths' or 'Cousins Crew'.
Parents' anniversaries, kids' birthdays, the annual family reunion. Born Day quietly surfaces them when they're coming.
Send by text, WhatsApp, or email. Grandma joins by tapping the link — no PIN to type, no app to install.
Inside the family calendar, anyone can propose events. Bring Lists, expense tracking, excitement votes, gentle reminders — built in.
Yes — this is a top design priority. The font scales, the themes have high contrast, and the tone is standard friendly (not Gen-Z slang, not corporate). Grandparents tap a single link to join, no app store required.
Google Calendar is a grid of time slots. Born Day is a social calendar — every event has gift lists, expense tracking, excitement votes, Pay Attention levels, and a shared circle. Birthdays in Born Day aren't just dates; they're celebrations everyone participates in.
Yes. Born Day's multi-calendar toggle lets you create as many group calendars as you want — 'Mom's side', 'Dad's side', 'Just the Cousins', 'Work Friends'. Toggle them on/off from the sidebar.
Yes, the web app is fully responsive. Native iOS and Android apps are on the roadmap for direct phone-contact access.
Yes. Groups are invite-only. Only people with the private invite link can see the calendar. No public family directory, no random discovery.
Free to start. No credit card. Bring your whole circle.
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