Cozi vs TimeTree

Cozi is a family organizer for coordinating schedules, activities, shopping, tasks, and meals. Its shared, color-coded calendar supports reminders and agenda emails, while shared grocery lists can be emailed to someone picking up the shopping. Families can also create to-do, chore, packing, and other lists, with no stated limit on the number of lists. The recipe library stores recipes, supports weekly dinner planning, and can add ingredients to a shopping list. Calendar feeds to and from Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar are read-only. One account supports up to 12 family members, and everyone included can view, add, edit, and delete account data. Cozi is available on the web and through iOS and Android apps. Cozi Free costs nothing. Cozi Gold costs $39 a year, and Cozi Max costs $79 a year. A two-week Gold trial is available when subscribing on the web, but not through app store subscriptions. Cozi says it does not offer phone support or restricted access for family members on an account.

TimeTree is a shared calendar app for coordinating schedules and plans with groups, available on Android, iOS, and the web. Its free plan includes calendar creation and sharing, multiple calendars, comments, photos, imports, and public calendars. Users can view several calendars together with filters or switch between them. External iOS or Android calendars can be displayed when synced with the device calendar, but those events are unavailable in the web version. Imported external events do not sync back from TimeTree, and TimeTree events cannot be exported to external calendars. Public calendar events appear on the web for anyone to view, with up to 20 public calendars per account. Premium costs $4.49 a month and adds an ad-free experience, file attachments, vertical event view, event priority, and dedicated support. Its one-month Premium trial is for first-time Premium users and converts to a paid subscription unless canceled at least 24 hours before it ends. Premium is optional per account, with no shared subscription plan, and is non-refundable, though it can be ended at any time.