See the clash on Sunday night, not in the car on Saturday.
Every kid, parent and Nan gets a colour. Footy, swim and piano sit side by side, so double-booked mornings jump out.

The family calendar app for Australian households: school, sport, pickups and the shopping list on the tablet you already own and every phone in the house. Snap the school note or say it out loud — everyone else just looks.

Most houses already have a calendar, a group chat and a fridge. They still run on one tired adult answering “what’s on?” GetKnowen puts the answer on the wall, so everyone else can just look.
Three chats, a paper calendar, a school email, and someone in the hallway asking what’s on tomorrow. If you’re sick or at work, nobody knows.
The week is on the tablet. The other adult added sport. The list is ticked. You make dinner. Nobody interviews you at the fridge.
Every kid, parent and Nan gets a colour. Footy, swim and piano sit side by side, so double-booked mornings jump out.


Say it or type it in plain words. GetKnowen fills in the day, the time and who it’s for.


Your family gets its own address. Forward the newsletter, the party invite or the club email and it shows up on Today — one tap turns it into an event with the date and time filled in.
Photograph the fridge and the pantry. It spots what you’ve got and suggests dinners from 150+ recipes with photos. Plan the week and the ingredients land on the shopping list.
On Family and Family+, every kid gets a chore screen built for their age, worked out from their birthday. It moves up on its own at 8 and 13, and you can preview exactly what each kid sees.
Week on/week off, 2-2-5-5 or your own pattern. Handovers are marked, swapped nights show up for both of you, and the school stuff lands in both houses. For separated families →
It works out the nutrition from the Australian food database, so there’s no searching or weighing. Adults get the full picture, teens get a food-groups view, and little kids tap a picture of what they ate. Everyone’s diary is private to them, and it never shows on the wall.
Message one person or start a group, and only the people in it can see it. “The house” is the family chat everyone shares, and it’s the only chat the wall display shows.
Soccer moved to 4:30. Milk was added. The board tells the next person, so nobody finds out in the car park.
No family meeting. No migration project. One adult starts and the rest join.
Create the houseName, email, password. 14 days of Family+, free. The board opens straight away.
Partner, older kids, Nan. Each person logs in as themselves and sees the same week.
Scan a QR from your phone and the tablet signs in. After 6 pm it flips to tomorrow, so mornings are sorted the night before.
| Paper on the fridge | A shared phone calendar | A $300+ wall screen | GetKnowen | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The whole house sees it | At home only | Only if they open it | Yes | Wall and every phone |
| Everyone can add to it | If they find a pen | Yes | Mostly from an app | Each person as themselves |
| School and public holidays | Write them in | Add them yourself | Varies | Loaded for your city |
| Lists, chores and dinners | Separate note | Separate apps | Some models | Same board |
| The school email | Print it and pin it | Copy it across yourself | Some models | Forward it (Family and up) — it’s on the board |
| Upfront cost | A$0 | A$0 | A$300 or more | A$0 — use your tablet |
Every new family gets 14 days of Family+, free. Then pick Family Lite, Family or Family+. Cancel any time.
About 16c a day. The week sorted for two, without the extras.
About 33c a day. The whole house on one board, a login for everyone.
Under 50c a day, for the house at full noise. Your free trial includes all of it.
No app store needed. Open getknowen.com on any phone or tablet, tap Share → Add to Home Screen, and it opens full screen like an app. iPhone, Android, iPad and Android tablets all work.
The one in your drawer. Any iPad from the last six or so years, or a cheap Android tablet, plus a stick-on wall mount. Scan a QR from your phone and it signs in and stays on. No A$300 screen.
No. You get 14 days of Family+, free. At the end you pick Family Lite (A$4.99), Family (A$9.99) or Family+ (A$14.99) a month — or walk away, nothing to cancel.
Yes, on Family and Family+. The account holder invites each person; they log in as themselves and see the same week. Kids get a simpler view. Our people comes with Family+: Nan, the babysitter and other helpers each get their own login that shows only the list you share with them, plus a chat with the house. Family Lite covers two logins.
Yes. Every Family and Family+ household gets its own address under Settings — pick your own name, like [email protected]. Forward the school newsletter, a party invite or a club email to it and it shows on Today under “From your inbox”. One tap turns it into an event with the date, time and details filled in.
Yes, on Family+. Snap the fridge and the pantry. GetKnowen spots the fruit, veg and anything with a label, you tick what it missed, and it suggests dinners from 150+ recipes with photos, starting with the ones that use the most of what you’ve got. The photos are read on your phone and never uploaded.
Yes, on Family and Family+. Each kid gets a chore screen built for their age, set from the birthday you add. Littlies (up to 7) get big picture tiles, a star chart and confetti. Tweens (8 to 12) get levels, XP and streaks. Teens (13 and up) get a clean list with their money front and centre. It moves up on its own at 8 and 13, you can change it for any kid, and you can preview exactly what each kid sees.
Yes, on Family and Family+. Paste the calendar’s share link (Google, Apple, school or sport club) and it shows on the board in its own colour, kept up to date. It’s a read-only feed, so changes you make in GetKnowen don’t go back to Google or Apple. Family Lite doesn’t include calendar import.
Only the people in your family. Your board is private to your household, stored in Sydney, and never sold or shown to advertisers. See the Privacy Policy.

Fourteen days free. Your sport, your school, your shopping list. If it doesn’t earn its spot on the wall, walk away.
Put our week on the wall — free