TimeTree review
A social shared calendar with useful group planning tools and one-way external calendar sync.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TimeTree is a shared calendar app for families, friends, schools, hobby groups, and other communities that need to coordinate schedules. Members can create and share multiple calendars, invite participants, filter calendar views, add recurring events, and receive notifications. Beyond standard event planning, TimeTree supports comments, photo posting, memos, to-do lists, and public calendars. It is available on the web, iOS, and Android, making it suitable for groups that want a common schedule across platforms rather than a private calendar for one person.
The free plan covers the core collaboration features: creating calendars, sharing them, creating multiple calendars, posting comments and photos, and importing other calendars. According to the published plans, Premium costs $4.49 per month or $44.99 per year, with file attachments, event prioritization, a vertical calendar view, dedicated support, and an ad-free experience. The paid tiers are most relevant for groups that need richer event details or prefer a cleaner interface. The annual plan offers the same listed highlights as the monthly Premium plan.
TimeTree’s ecosystem fit is practical but limited in a specific way. It supports iOS native calendar, Android native calendar, and Google Calendar through native calendar sync, while the category specification describes calendar sync as one-way. That makes TimeTree a good choice for shared group coordination, especially when comments, photos, and task-style planning matter. It is less suitable for teams that need broad two-way synchronization or a calendar centered on deep external-service integration. Choose it for social scheduling across web and mobile; consider an alternative when external calendar management is the primary requirement.
TimeTree pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free shared calendars with invitations and multiple-calendar filters
- Comments, photos, memos, to-dos, recurring events, and notifications
- Available on web, iOS, and Android with public calendar support
- Where it doesn't
- External calendars are primarily imported and displayed through native sync
- File attachments, prioritization, and vertical views require Premium
- The free experience includes ads; Premium is needed for an ad-free experience
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