A Shared Calendar for Your Homeschool Co-op
Co-op days, field trips, testing dates, park meetups — synced to every family's phone. No app to download. No Facebook group to check.
Create Your Co-op Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's Thursday at 9:50 AM. You're setting up for co-op science class at the community center. Eight families are supposed to bring supplies this week. Three families don't show up because they thought co-op was next Thursday. The schedule was in a group text from September that nobody can find anymore.
Your co-op planned a field trip to the natural history museum for Friday at 10 AM. You posted it in the Facebook group, mentioned it at co-op, and texted a reminder. Two families still show up at the museum on Saturday instead. One mom says she saw a comment in the Facebook thread that said Saturday and assumed it was changed.
Standardized testing week is the first week of April. Registration was due March 1st. Three families in your co-op missed the deadline because the reminder was buried in a long email thread about curriculum choices. Now they're scrambling to find a testing center with open slots.
How it works for homeschool co-ops
Add your co-op events
Add co-op class days, field trips, testing dates, park days — anything families need to know. Takes less than a minute per event.
Share with families
Text the link, drop it in your group chat, or share it at your next co-op meeting. Families tap once to subscribe.
Events appear on their phone
Co-op events show up in their regular calendar app — right alongside everything else in their busy homeschool schedule.
No more "I thought that was next week." Start your co-op calendar for free.
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Here's what homeschool co-ops typically share:
What this looks like in practice
Rachel, the co-op organizer, spends a Saturday afternoon in August mapping out the whole school year. She enters every co-op Friday, every monthly field trip, the testing window in April, and the end-of-year picnic in May. Twenty minutes later, the calendar is set for the year.
Jessica, a mom of four who homeschools all of them, subscribes from her iPhone during the co-op kickoff meeting. Now every co-op event lands right in her calendar between violin lessons and the grocery run. She doesn't have to check Facebook, scroll through texts, or ask "Wait, is co-op this week?" anymore.
In November, Rachel has to move co-op from the community center to the church fellowship hall because of a scheduling conflict. She updates the location on one event, and every subscribed family sees the new address on their phone. No group text. No Facebook comment. No one showing up at the wrong building.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Facebook group posts
Posts get buried in the feed. Important dates are lost under curriculum discussions and memes.
Events go straight to their phone calendar. No scrolling through a feed.
vs. Group text threads
Dates get lost in a thread of 200 messages. Someone always misses the key info.
Each event is a clear calendar entry with date, time, and location. Easy to find.
vs. Printed semester schedule
Great until something changes. Then nobody has the right version.
A live calendar that updates automatically. Always current, always on their phone.
vs. Email chains
Replies pile up. The original date is 47 messages deep. Nobody wants to scroll that far.
Events stand on their own. No inbox clutter, no reply-all confusion.
Homeschool co-op calendar questions
Keep every co-op family on the same page
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.