Two calendars layered, so you can see the free evenings
A shared calendar, the two of you keeping an eye on the budget and the next trip planned in a relaxed way.

How it looks in the app
Two calendars, one life. This is how the two of you stay in sync, without friction.
What you get out of it
Four things that change on day one. Everything else follows when you need it.
Shared calendar
Both calendars on top of each other, so you see free evenings instead of asking for them.
Budget for two
One pot for shared costs, separate from what each of you spends alone.
Plan trips
Flight, place to stay and packing list hang on the trip, not in four different emails.
Wishlists
What is already taken is only shown to whoever reserved it.
An ordinary day, just calmer
Everyday life
For two it sounds simple, yet two full schedules, shared expenses and plans for the future still have to line up. A lot gets sorted by voice message, some things get double-booked, and by the end of the month nobody quite remembers who paid how much.
A day with Monkly
Both calendars sit on top of each other, so you see free evenings instead of asking for them. The shared budget stays fairly split, you plan your next trip with a packing list and anticipation in one place, and wishlists for each other come on top.
Why it gets easier
For two, most of it works without an app. What Monkly takes away is the asking: free evenings, open costs and where the trip planning stands are simply there, without anyone gathering them.
- 08:20
Both calendars sit in one view, layered together, so the back and forth about who is free when stops. You instantly see which evening you are both free and add the date right there.
- 13:15
The next trip is taking shape: accommodation booked, packing list two thirds done, the budget still in the green. Everything about the trip sits in one place, instead of scattered across five chats.
- 19:00
The shared budget stays fairly split: expenses by category, and the savings goal for the trip grows with every deposit. You both see where the money goes, with no discussion needed.
- 22:10
On the little wishlist for each other, gift ideas pile up, reserved without spoiling the surprise. The next anniversary will come around soon enough.
The things that make the difference for you
Not a list of features, but the three places where you notice that it all sits in one spot.
One calendar for the two of you
Both schedules in one glance, with a color per person and accept or decline on shared events. Recurring things like Tuesday sport are set up once, and Google or Apple sync keeps it all aligned.
One trip, one packing list
Plan every trip with accommodation, transport, a tickable packing list and activities. A budget bar warns before the trip gets pricier than planned, and the anticipation visibly grows with every tick.
Budget and savings for two
Track shared expenses by category, set budget limits and save together toward the next big goal. Fair, transparent and without the tiresome "who paid last time".
The areas you will use most
You switch on what you need. Everything else stays off.
Just get started
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