Can Famsy be used by parents living at different addresses?
Yes, both parents can be invited to the same family account via a link and see the same calendar, regardless of where they live, as long as there is space within the 10-member limit.

Questions about how Famsy can be used by parents living at different addresses who share responsibility for their children's day-to-day lives.
Yes, both parents can be invited to the same family account via a link and see the same calendar, regardless of where they live, as long as there is space within the 10-member limit.
Famsy sends a weekly summary every Sunday with clash alerts, helping parents spot double bookings well in advance – for example, if you have both planned activities on the same day.
Yes, adult members of the family account can add activities. Child accounts, on the other hand, cannot edit the calendar, keeping parents in full control of the planning.
Famsy is built around a single family account for up to 10 members, where separated parents can join together with the children to share the same calendar and information.
Only the administrator of the family account manages the subscription, so parents can agree between themselves who will handle the payment.
Yes, the roles of administrator, adult and child can be assigned freely within the account. One parent can act as the administrator responsible for the subscription, while the other is an adult member.
Yes, all adult members of the family account see the exact same calendar and summaries, giving both parents the same overview of the children's schedules.
Emails from schools or clubs can be forwarded or pasted into Famsy and parsed automatically, making the information visible to all adults in the family account rather than reaching just one parent.
Yes, the household section in Famsy includes a lift feature, which can be used to track who is picking up or dropping off the children during handovers.
Yes, as long as there is space within the 10-member limit, more adults can be invited via a link – for example, a new partner who is involved in the children's daily routine.
Child accounts can join the family account and view the calendar, but they cannot edit it. This lets children keep track of their schedule without accidentally moving activities.
Famsy is designed to bring together the family's shared calendar and household. All adult members see the same information, so it isn't set up for hiding individual activities between members.
Getting started is simple: one administrator creates the account and invites the other parent and children via a link. From there, activities can be added using text, voice notes, photos or emails.
Type it, say it or snap the note from school – Famsy understands it and puts it in the family calendar. One account for up to 10 people, 14 days free.
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