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How ComingUp Today Is Different
Most calendars are individual-first: they help you manage your own events and invitations. Some tools are booking-first, like Calendly, built around scheduling links and automation. Others are workspace-first, like Notion, tied to your documents and projects.
ComingUp Today is coordination-first. It's built for people who need a shared view of what's coming up across calendars and people — without editing anyone's calendar.
- People-first "Coming Up" view
- Shared visibility by design
- Read-only calendar imports
- Context attached to events (contacts, responsibilities)
- Designed for households and distributed teams
Why visibility matters more than control
What These Comparisons Cover
Each comparison page includes feature differences, use-case alignment, and the strengths of the other tool. We also explain where ComingUp Today fits better for coordination. In some cases, the other tool may be the better choice.
Popular Comparisons
ComingUp Today vs Google Calendar
Google Calendar excels at managing a single calendar. ComingUp Today focuses on a shared view across people and calendars — designed for visibility and coordination without replacing your existing workflow.
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Google Calendar excels at managing a single calendar. ComingUp Today focuses on a shared view across people and calendars — designed for visibility and coordination without replacing your existing workflow.
Read full comparison →ComingUp Today vs Outlook Calendar
Outlook Calendar is built for the Microsoft ecosystem. ComingUp Today offers a coordination-first view across people and calendars, with read-only imports and privacy controls.
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Outlook Calendar is built for the Microsoft ecosystem. ComingUp Today offers a coordination-first view across people and calendars, with read-only imports and privacy controls.
Read full comparison →ComingUp Today vs Apple Calendar
Apple Calendar is ideal for personal or family use within the Apple ecosystem. ComingUp Today adds a shared coordination layer across people and calendars with visibility controls.
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Apple Calendar is ideal for personal or family use within the Apple ecosystem. ComingUp Today adds a shared coordination layer across people and calendars with visibility controls.
Read full comparison →ComingUp Today vs Notion
Notion is a workspace for docs, shared notes, lists, tasks, and databases. ComingUp Today focuses on coordination: a shared “Coming Up” view across real calendars and people, with privacy-first visibility controls.
Read full comparison →ComingUp Today vs Notion
Notion is a workspace for docs, shared notes, lists, tasks, and databases. ComingUp Today focuses on coordination: a shared “Coming Up” view across real calendars and people, with privacy-first visibility controls.
Read full comparison →ComingUp Today vs Calendly
Calendly is built for booking and scheduling automation. ComingUp Today is built for coordination: a shared view of what's coming up across people and calendars, not appointment booking.
Read full comparison →ComingUp Today vs Calendly
Calendly is built for booking and scheduling automation. ComingUp Today is built for coordination: a shared view of what's coming up across people and calendars, not appointment booking.
Read full comparison →Who ComingUp Today Is For
If your biggest problem isn't creating events but keeping people aligned, then ComingUp Today is built for you.
• Families with complex schedules
• Co-parenting households
• Field teams
• Groups coordinating across multiple calendars
Recipes: Extend Coordination into Life Content
ComingUp Today doesn't only coordinate time — it also helps coordinate shared knowledge like household and family recipes.
Public cookbooks let you share selected recipes in one link, while private household fields stay internal. Linked cookbooks make it easy to move between your kitchen and trusted family kitchens without searching old messages for URLs.
This complements calendar coordination: schedules answer when things happen, and recipes help households coordinate what gets made and shared.
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- How it works — How ComingUp Today works
- Use cases — Explore the most common use cases for ComingUp Today
- Developer diary — Philosophy behind ComingUp Today
- FAQ — Answers to common questions about ComingUp Today
- About — Why ComingUp was built
- Security — Privacy and data protection
- Pricing — Plans and pricing
- Roadmap — What's coming next and planned features