A shared calendar, or a shared week.
TimeTree is a shared calendar built for groups, with a conversation on every event. Helg isn’t a calendar: it’s where a household’s to-dos are captured and then decided once a week, within the hours the week has. Many families use a shared calendar for appointments and Helg for everything that has to get done around them.
| What | Helg | TimeTree |
|---|---|---|
| What it organises | Tasks: who does what, and whether it fits this week | Events: when and where |
| Planning | A weekly pass with an hours budget | Events on a shared calendar |
| Calendar | Publishes dated tasks to Apple, Google or Outlook | Is the shared calendar |
Why tasks need their own place
A calendar is good at things that happen at a time. Most of a household’s work doesn’t: renew the car insurance, book the dentist, sort the school form. Put those on a calendar and they either clutter it or get forgotten. Helg holds them, decides them weekly, and puts the ones with dates back on your calendar.
Questions
Is Helg free?
Helg is free for one person. For a household it’s US$14 a month for 4 people including you, plus US$3.50 a month for each extra person, with a 14-day free trial and no card needed.
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Last reviewed October 2026.