RabbL

Rabbl is a shared home for the handful of things two parents have to be aligned on. The calendar is the reason it exists. An entry one of you creates is asked, not agreed — until the other one has said yes to it. Silence is not agreement. A read receipt is not agreement. Nothing is ever shown as settled when it is not, which means "it was in the calendar" stops being a thing either of you can say. What it holds • The calendar — whoever did not put it there has to say yes. • The shopping list — one list, both phones, and the kitchen wall. Say it out loud and it is on there. • The jobs — what needs doing, who said they would, and what is actually finished. • Meals — plan the week, keep your recipes, build the shop from them. • Tides and wind — for where you live, on the front page. • The photographs — a shared pool you both add to. Quiet by design No advertising. No analytics. No tracking of any kind. There is no password — you sign in with a link sent to your own email address. Each household is separate, and nobody in one can be shown anything belonging to another. If you connect a Google calendar, Rabbl asks for one read-only permission and never writes to it. Event titles from a connected calendar are visible only to the person who connected it; everyone else sees the time as Busy, with no title.