HausPlatz™ vs TimeTree
A shared calendar app centered on group scheduling and comments.
TimeTree makes it easy to create shared calendars with friends, partners, and family and discuss events in context.
HausPlatz is a household platform: alongside the shared calendar you get groceries, meals, chores, reminders, roles, and HausBridge™ for cross-household sharing.
Feature comparison
| Capability | HausPlatz | TimeTree |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy-first architecture | Included. | Not included. |
| Connect two independent households | Included. | Not included. |
| Co-parenting / shared custody support | Included. | Not included. |
| HausBridge | Included. | Not included. |
| Read-only event sharing | Included. | Not included. |
| Shared grocery lists | Included. | Not included. |
| Meal planning | Included. | Not included. |
| Chores with due dates | Included. | Not included. |
| Reminders | Included. | Included. |
| Family dashboard | Included. | Not included. |
| Role-based permissions | Included. | Not included. |
| Web app | Included. | Partial. |
| Android app | Included. | Included. |
| iOS app | Partial. | Included. |
| Price | Free plan | Free tier; paid Premium tier |
HausPlatz iOS app: submitted to Apple and awaiting App Store review; not yet available. iPhone users can use the HausPlatz web app today.
Comparison reflects publicly documented functionality at the time of writing and is intended to be factual rather than critical. Features on both sides change over time; check each product for current details.
Try the decision, not just the feature list
Use TimeTree and HausPlatz to evaluate a routine you already manage: a recurring school activity, one changed time, and a pickup another person needs to see. Check where you would put the dinner plan and missing ingredients. Use the rows above to identify what each product documents rather than assuming similarly named features behave identically.
For two independent homes
In HausPlatz, start with separate households and share a selected event through HausBridge. Confirm it is read-only in the receiving household and that unrelated events remain private. For TimeTree, verify the current sharing permissions directly; this page does not claim an undocumented equivalent.
When the table may not be enough
Household habits, existing calendars, accessibility needs, and who is willing to maintain the plan can matter more than the number of features. Recheck current pricing and device support before moving data. Start with a short trial workflow, not a full migration.
Build a calendar everyone uses →The bottom line
TimeTree is a strong shared calendar. HausPlatz aims to be the whole household ecosystem around that calendar.