Calendar
One calendar.
Every device. Every schedule.
The family calendar in Doorpost reads iCloud, Outlook and Google Calendar. Add a Doorpost event on your phone; it shows up on the kitchen tablet. Changes in Apple Calendar show in Doorpost within about 15 minutes. Turn on two-way in Settings to send Doorpost events back.
Connected calendars
Already in iCloud?
It comes with you.
Connect the calendars the family already uses — iCloud for the Apple household, Outlook for the parent who works at a company that runs Microsoft, Google for whoever is still there. Doorpost merges them into one calendar in the app, and checks them for changes every 15 minutes. Two-way sync is off until you turn it on for a calendar.
- iCloud, Outlook, and Google Calendar via CalDAV and OAuth. Connect once; it stays current automatically, with optional two-way sync.
- Per-member calendars. Mom's work calendar, Dad's church schedule, a child's co-op days — all pulled into the shared family view. Children see only their own synced events.
- Wall Mode shows today's Doorpost events and subscribed calendar feeds for every family member at a glance.
Recurrence
Rhythms, not
re-entries.
Set an event once — weekly co-op, every-other-Friday homeschool group, monthly church dinner — and the rhythm runs itself. Recurrence rules handle the common patterns without requiring a setup wizard.
- Daily, weekday, weekly, every-other-week, monthly, and yearly recurrence. Custom intervals for the rhythms that don't fit a standard pattern.
- Family devotions have their own log — the passage, notes and who was there.
- Edit a single instance or all future occurrences of a recurring event without touching the past. The history stays clean.
Wall Mode
The day, visible
from across the kitchen.
The kitchen tablet shows today's Doorpost events in the same large, readable format as the chores and the verse. Who has a lesson at 10. When the co-op pickup is. What time Dad gets home. The family can read it without picking up a phone, which means fewer questions and fewer interruptions.
One calendar. Start free.
Add the family's events and the wall knows the day before the family comes downstairs.