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The shared cell calendar
ConKarma's calendar is scoped to your Cell. Events are visible only to people inside the Cell — there's no public surface, no cross-Cell discovery. The same data shows up on phone, web, and (read-only) on the wrist.
ConKarma's shared calendar is scoped to your Cell: events are visible only to people inside the Cell, with no public surface and no cross-Cell discovery. The same data appears on phone and web, and read-only on the wrist. You switch between month, week, and day views from the segmented control at the top, and create events with the + button — title, start, end, optional location and description, plus recurrence (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) and per-event opt-in RSVP.
Calendar data is cell-scoped, encrypted at rest, and never shared with third parties. The iCal export gives you a revocable, read-only signed URL covering only the events you can already see, so there's no shadow-data leak.
Views and navigation
Switch between month, week, and day from the segmented control at the top. The 'today' shortcut is the dot in the centre. Swipe left or right (or arrow keys on web) to step through periods. The week starts on whatever day your device locale uses.
Creating an event
Tap the + button. Title, start, end, optional location, optional description. Recurrence supports daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly with a count or until-date. Reminders fire as push (or in-app, if you've muted push for the calendar category). RSVP is opt-in per event — toggle it off for things like 'school holiday' that don't need attendance tracking.
RSVP and attendance
When RSVP is on, every Cell member can mark Going / Maybe / Not Going. The creator (and any Parent role) can see the totals and the per-person status. Children see their own status only — never each other's. RSVP changes are silent — no spammy notifications when someone updates.
Conflict detection
When you add an event that overlaps an existing one for any RSVP'd attendee, you'll see a warning before save. The warning is informational — it doesn't block the save. Useful for spotting double-booking before it becomes 'nobody picked up the kid'.
iCal export
Settings → Calendar → Export gives you a signed URL you can subscribe to from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, or any iCal-compatible client. The URL is read-only and includes a token that you can revoke any time (revoking issues a new URL — the old one stops resolving). Cell-scoped: only events visible to you are in the feed.
Privacy
Calendar data is cell-scoped, encrypted at rest, and never shared with third parties. The iCal export carries only the subset of events you can already see inside the app — there's no shadow-data leak. Subscribe URLs use TLS; if you suspect a URL leaked, regenerate from Settings.
Frequently asked questions
Who can see events on the calendar?
Only people inside your Cell — there's no public surface and no cross-Cell discovery. When RSVP is on, children see only their own status, never each other's.
How do I create a recurring event?
Tap the + button, set the title, start, and end, then choose a recurrence: daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly with a count or until-date. Reminders fire as push, or in-app if you've muted push for the calendar category.
Can I export the calendar to Google or Apple Calendar?
Yes. Settings → Calendar → Export gives a read-only signed URL you can subscribe to from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, or any iCal client. It's cell-scoped to events you can see, and you can revoke the token any time — revoking issues a new URL and stops the old one.
Is the calendar data private?
Yes — it's cell-scoped, encrypted at rest, and never shared with third parties. The iCal export carries only the subset of events you can already see in the app, and subscribe URLs use TLS; regenerate from Settings if you suspect a URL leaked.