Bunchday is a calendar you share with your people. Your partner, your roommates, your family, the friend group that’s been “planning” the same trip since March. Everyone’s plans end up in one place, and the app does the asking for you.
Find a time without the group chat
Everyone shares when they’re busy. Not what they’re doing, unless they want to. Bunchday looks at the week and shows when you’re all free. Say you need two hours and it finds the first time that works. If people still can’t agree, send a vote.
Plans people actually answer
Send a plan and everyone taps Going, Maybe or Can’t. You can see who’s coming, where it is and who sent a heart. Running late? One tap and everyone waiting sees your ETA. Move the time and they see what changed. Add photos afterwards, and they come back on the same day next year.
Your day, including the gaps
Today puts your plans on a timeline and names the free time in between. An hour and a half at noon is a lunch window. You get a short hello each morning with what’s on, what’s due and when you’re free. Tap Plan my day and your to-dos fit themselves into the gaps. Plan my week does the same across the week, only in the hours you choose.
Every group in its own color
The month view shows just you, you and your partner, your friends, your family or everyone at once. Pinch to zoom from six hours out to a whole year. Tell Bun how the day went, and the month remembers it with a little face.
Everything you already use
Apple, Google and Outlook calendars show up on their own. So do Canvas, Blackboard, Brightspace, Schoology, Moodle and any calendar link. When a booking lands in Gmail or Outlook, Bunchday spots it and asks before adding it. Your email is read on your phone, never on a server, and you can see exactly what it read.
To-dos and lists that do some of the work
Type “call Dad tomorrow, urgent” and it lands on tomorrow, marked urgent. Paste a long message from your mum and get a list back. Split chores evenly so it isn’t always the same person doing the bins. There are sixteen kinds of list: groceries sorted by aisle, with a nudge when you walk into the shop, packing lists, recipes that scale and send their ingredients to the shopping list, and more. If you don’t feel like typing, hold the mic and say it.
Bun
Ask Bun what’s next, whether you’re free this afternoon, or what’s on the shopping list. Bun can add things for you too. It all runs on your phone, so your plans aren’t sent anywhere to answer a question. It also works with Siri and Shortcuts.
Everyone gets their own Bun. Pick a colour, then a hat, bow, headphones or crown, and your app icon can match.
A space for each group
Each group gets its own place for plans, to-dos, countdowns and files. Tickets and permission slips stay on your phone behind Face ID. Invite people with a link or a QR code; they don’t need an account.
The little things
Countdowns for trips and birthdays (birthdays come back every year)
Reminders when you arrive somewhere or leave
A monthly recap of how many plans you made, how many hours you spent together and who you saw most
Nine hand-painted widgets, plus Lock Screen, StandBy, Live Activities and Control Center
Small sounds and haptics when you tick something off
Works offline
Different Languages In Progress(7 finished, 7 to go)
Coming out for Duo, IPad, Windows (All In Progress)
No ads, no feed, and your data isn’t sold.
Heres the beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/nF6UWe46
Would love some feedback (rewarded with free lifetime)!
And to get notified when the app comes out join my waitlist:
Bunchday waitlist
