A TimeTree alternative with no ads.
Updated
If you are leaving TimeTree because of ads, We Both has none, and its shared calendar also shows chores and bill due dates. TimeTree Premium is also ad-free, at $4.49 a month or $44.99 a year, per its website.
Stay with TimeTree if you want event chat, albums, a web version or Android. We Both’s calendar is for a household, not groups, and its app runs on iPhone today.
We Both shows the house’s shared calendar on top of your own Apple, Google and Outlook calendars, with no ads, plus the chores and bills that fall on each day.

Why people leave TimeTree
Reviewers on the App Store and Google Play write the following. These are their words, not our test of TimeTree.
| Reviewers say | What to pick |
|---|---|
| Ads: “annoying loud video ads whenever I open an event” | We Both has no ads. TimeTree Premium also removes them. |
| Updates: “please return search bar back on the main screen” | No app can promise to keep every screen the same. Try the free tier before you move. |
| AI: “a calendar app does not need ai.” | We Both’s assistant is a Premium option and only acts when you ask it. |
| Export: “There is no ability to export the calendar to any other platform” | We Both reads the Apple calendars on your phone and the Google or Outlook accounts you connect, and does not replace them. |
| Widgets: “premium paid subscription should include the home screen widget” | We Both’s Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets are on iOS 17 and later. |
TimeTree vs We Both
| TimeTree | We Both | |
|---|---|---|
| Ads | Free version contains advertising | No ads |
| Paid plan | Premium: no ads, hourly calendar, attach files, pin events. $4.49 a month or $44.99 a year. | Premium for the whole house: assistant, receipt photos, aisle-sorted lists. $9.99 a month in the US, less on the 3-month plan. |
| What the calendar is | Its own shared calendars. Syncs with device calendars such as Google Calendar. | Connects Apple/iCloud, Google and Outlook. Each person chooses per calendar what the house sees. |
| Extras around events | Chat in events, shared albums, memos and to-do lists | Chores and bill due dates on the calendar, shopping lists, notes, money |
| Who it is for | Families, couples, work groups | Everyone you live with |
| Platforms | iPhone, Android, web | iPhone. Android in beta. Web is a money ledger only |
What TimeTree does well
- It is a calendar first, with shared calendars for families, couples and work groups.
- Each event can have its own chat, photos and memo.
- It works as a web app, on iPhone and on Android.
- You can run several calendars at once and filter between them.
Who should stay with TimeTree
- You share a calendar with a group that is not your household, like a club, team or extended family.
- You rely on event chat or shared albums.
- You need Android or a web version today.
- You are fine with Premium and its price, and your problem was only ads.
Who We Both fits
A household where the calendar is only one part of the problem. Dinner, laundry and the water bill all land on days, and We Both puts chores and bill due dates on the same calendar as events. Each person decides, calendar by calendar, whether the house sees the whole thing, that it is busy, or nothing.
Questions people ask
Is there a TimeTree alternative with no ads?
We Both has no ads in the free version. TimeTree’s Premium plan also removes ads.
Does We Both replace my calendar?
No. It connects Apple/iCloud, Google and Outlook calendars, and each person chooses what the house can see from each one.
Does We Both have a web or Android version?
Android is in beta by email. The web app is a money ledger only, not a calendar.
Does We Both use AI?
Only if you turn it on. The assistant is a Premium option, and it acts only when you ask it to.
Get the whole house on it.
Download it free, then invite everyone you live with. They see the same list, the same calendar and the same money.
Facts about other apps were checked on October 11, 2026. Prices and features change, so check before you switch.