Real families in real cities on what changed when they switched. Names and photos are theirs; we don't invent testimonials.
We used to run the week between three different calendar apps, a shared Notes doc and a WhatsApp group nobody read. Stresfri swallowed the lot. Sunday planning went from 40 minutes of chaos to 8 minutes of tea.
It's just me and Leo. The composer takes a two-line email from his school and turns it into three events, a chore for me, and a reminder for Leo. It's like having a partner who does the admin.
My ex and I share the calendar without sharing anything else. Multiple households means my kids see their whole week, swim at mum's, football at dad's, without the parents having to talk about it.
I take care of my grandkids most afternoons. Stresfri lets me see what's happening without bothering my daughter every hour. She sees my ticks. I see her plans. Everyone knows.
Half of them are teenagers with jobs. Half are toddlers with meltdowns. Stresfri gives each one a colour and a permissions bucket. My eldest checks her own schedule. My youngest gets a big-tap page. Nobody's mad.
Ninety seconds to set up. Free forever for the whole household.
