Share Your Whole Calendar, View-Only

Two different kinds of sharing, for two different needs

PlanJour actually supports two separate sharing models, because 'share my calendar' means different things depending on who you're sharing with. You can share a single event with a specific collaborator, useful for coordinating one plan with one person. Or, as a PlanJour Plus feature, you can share your entire calendar with someone, view-only, so they always know what your week looks like without you having to send anything.

What the other person actually sees

Whole-calendar sharing is strictly read-only. The person you share with can see every event on your calendar from their own Account page, but they can't edit, delete, or add anything to it. It's built for visibility, not collaboration, think a partner keeping track of a shared family schedule, or a family member who just wants to know your availability without needing edit access.

It sits alongside per-event sharing, not instead of it

If you only need to coordinate on individual plans, per-event sharing still works exactly as it always has, add specific collaborators to a single event and they get that one event, with normal edit access if you choose. Whole-calendar sharing is for the broader, ongoing 'I just want you to always know my schedule' case.

Your journal stays yours either way

Sharing your calendar, whole or per-event, never extends to your journal. Whoever you share with sees your events. They never see your private reflections, mood, or gratitude entries. Calendar and journal are the same app, but they're not the same trust boundary.

Whole-calendar sharing is a PlanJour Plus feature. If keeping someone in the loop on your schedule has meant screenshotting your calendar or repeating yourself over text, see PlanJour Plus or start free and share properly instead.