A family view above your calendars

Different schedules.
One family view.

Different kids. Different activities. Different apps. Bring supported calendars together, spot overlaps and plan when to head out.

  • Calendars together
  • Conflicts in view
  • Departure planning
Watch the film · 20 seconds

Free for one child’s schedule and one calendar feed. Family Unlock is one purchase · Apple shows local price

No required account. No subscription.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA main Schedule screen showing a fictional next event, arrival and departure times, and family filters
Schedule · QA build 2.5 (77) · fictional demo data

01 / Your family schedule

Different schedules. One family view.

The main Schedule screen with a fictional next event, arrival and departure times, and child filters.

Bring supported calendars together, while keeping the source apps you already use.

02 / See the overlap

Two places at once?
See the clash.

Game vs Eastman and Soccer practice overlap for 45 minutes.

See which children’s events overlap, then decide what works for your family.

The original calendars stay with their source apps.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA Updates showing Game vs Eastman and Soccer practice overlapping for 45 minutes
Family conflicts · QA build 2.5 (77) · fictional demo data

03 / Head out prepared

Know when to leave.
Arrive ready.

Leave by 8:45 AM, arrive by 9:15 AM at Eastman Arena.

Keep departure time, arrival time and the venue together with the event.

Your plan, without location tracking.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA event details showing Eastman Arena and departure and arrival times
Departure planning · QA build 2.5 (77) · fictional demo data

Fictional examples from simulator QA build 2.5 (77). No live provider connection shown. About these captures

Different schedules. One family view.

20 seconds · AI narration, music and captions

Real app recording · Fictional demo data · Simulator QA build 2.5 (77)
Read the film transcript

Different kids. Different activities. Different apps.

UpNext Family brings supported calendars into one family view, so you can spot overlaps and plan what’s next—without giving up the apps you already use.

The recording shows three fictional children’s calendars, then a 45-minute hockey and soccer overlap.

Keep the source apps you already use. This staged demo does not show a live provider connection.

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04 / LESS TYPING. MORE CHECKING.

A schedule in a photo.
A head start on your week.

Schedule Scan reads dates on your iPhone. Review the detected events beside the original, correct the details, then choose what to save.

  1. Choose a screenshot, photo or PDF
  2. Check the detected event details
  3. Verify before importing

Paper scanning requires a supported physical iPhone. It is unavailable in these simulator captures.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA Photo or PDF choices, with paper scanning unavailable on this simulator
Photo or PDF · QA build 2.5 (77)

Version 2.5 · available now

The current app, shown plainly.

Released 15 September 2026. Version 2.5 refines calendar navigation, arrival and departure planning, schedule imports, updates and accessibility.

Read all 4 release notes
  • Refined calendar navigation and event details, with clearer arrival and departure planning.
  • Simpler ways to add calendars, photos, PDFs and paper schedules, with a review before anything is saved.
  • Improved schedule updates that avoid duplicates and preserve other events when applying partial updates.
  • Readability and accessibility refinements throughout the app.
Explore three key app screens

01Calendars

Different schedules. One place to look.

Keep each child’s supported calendars together. These fictional sources were staged locally, not connected to live providers.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA Calendars with fictional soccer, music and hockey schedules
QA build 2.5 (77) · fictional demo data

02Family conflicts

See the clash. Make the plan.

A 45-minute hockey and soccer overlap shows which events need a family decision.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA Updates showing Game vs Eastman and Soccer practice overlapping for 45 minutes
QA build 2.5 (77) · fictional demo data

03Departure planning

Know when to head out.

Leave by 8:45 AM. Arrive by 9:15 AM. Keep the venue and timing with the event.

UpNext Family 2.5 QA event details showing Eastman Arena and departure and arrival times
QA build 2.5 (77) · fictional demo data

These three screenshots were captured from simulator QA build 2.5 (77) with fictional data. Calendar sources were staged locally; no live provider connection is demonstrated. They are not captures of the downloaded App Store binary. Paper scanning requires a supported physical iPhone.

Choose the right kind of calendar

Your family’s business.
Not ours.

Use UpNext when the schedules already live everywhere else.

UpNext is the private family layer above provider schedules. It is not a shared household editor or a team-management system.

  • Calendar feeds are processed on your iPhone.
  • Provider calendars remain read-only and authoritative.
  • Family Unlock is one purchase, not rent.
Is UpNext the right kind of calendar?
01

UpNext Family

Best for cross-provider family schedules

Best for
One private view above team, school, camp, and activity feeds.
Not for
Automatic live household editing or team administration.
Ownership
No required account. Free for one child’s schedule and one calendar feed; one-time Family Unlock.
02

Family organizer

Best for broad household coordination

Best for
Shared calendars plus lists, meals, chores, and household planning.
Not for
Focused comparison of changes arriving from several schedule providers.
Ownership
Usually account and cloud based; recurring premium models vary.
03

Shared calendar

Best for live multi-person editing

Best for
Several people maintaining the same calendar across devices.
Not for
Turning provider updates and overlaps into explicit family decisions.
Ownership
Cloud and account requirements vary; recurring premium models vary.
04

Team app

Best for running one team

Best for
Team chat, registration, payments, rosters, schedules, and RSVP.
Not for
A family-wide view across different providers and activities.
Ownership
Account or organization access; team subscription models vary.

Bring the calendar you already use

Setup help starts with your provider.

Find the private calendar link in the service your organization already uses, then preview it in UpNext before importing.

Open all calendar guides
  1. 01TeamLinkt
  2. 02TeamSnap
  3. 03RAMP Team App
  4. 04BenchApp
  5. 05SportsEngine HQ
  6. 06GameChanger
  7. 07Crossbar

Before a calendar comes in

Before you choose UpNext.

Privacy, ownership, and price should not require fine print.

Why use UpNext if our schedules are already in Apple Calendar?

Bring the Apple Calendars you select into one private family view, then check changes and conflicts across them. Apple Calendar imports are read-only: UpNext does not edit those source calendars.

Can I share the schedule with a co-parent?

Yes. Share Schedule exports a calendar file you can send to a co-parent, sitter, or grandparent. It is a read-only snapshot, so resend it after big changes. It is not live household editing or automatic sync.

Which devices are supported?

UpNext Family is designed for iPhone with iOS 17 or later. It is not offered as a native iPad, Android, or Mac app.

Does UpNext send my calendar to AI services?

No. UpNext does not upload your family schedule to our servers or send it to AI services. Calendar feeds are fetched from the providers you choose and processed on your iPhone.

Do I need an account?

No account is required. UpNext is designed around local ownership, so there is no developer-run household profile to create or maintain.

Is this another subscription?

No. UpNext Family is a family calendar app with no ads and no subscription. It is free for one child’s schedule and one calendar feed. Family Unlock is a one-time purchase. Apple displays the current local price before purchase.

Your next family day

Bring your schedules together.

Free for one child’s schedule and one calendar feed. Family Unlock is one purchase. Apple shows your local price.