Two columns, one day
See both of your hours side by side, or combine them into a single shared timeline.
Duet
A shared calendar for couples, planned hour by hour
Duet is a shared hourly planner for two people. Colour-coded categories, conflict and free-time awareness, weekly progress — and boards only the people you invite can open.
Colour organisation
Categories, tags and progress stats keep work, home and time together untangled.
Invite-only access
Invite people by email. A share link alone won't open your board.
How the shared calendar works
- 1. Create your board. Sign in and Duet sets up a private board with two people and a starter set of colour categories.
- 2. Invite your partner by email. They join the same board the first time they sign in with that address — nobody else can open it.
- 3. Block out the day. Tap an hour to add a task with a category and an owner. Split view keeps your columns separate; combined view merges them so overlaps and free hours stand out.
Questions couples ask
- How does Duet work as a shared calendar for couples?
- Both partners sign in to the same board and see one day at a time as an hourly timeline. Anything either of you adds appears for the other within seconds, so the day is planned in one place instead of two separate calendars.
- Can we see each other's hours side by side?
- Yes. Split view gives each person their own column for the day, and combined view merges both sets of blocks onto a single timeline so overlaps and free hours are obvious.
- Who can open our shared calendar?
- Only people the board owner invites by email. Opening the board link without an accepted invite shows a no-access screen, so the link on its own grants nothing.
- How do colour categories help?
- Each time block can carry a category such as work, home, health or time together. Colours make the shape of the day readable at a glance, and you can filter the timeline down to one category.