Cupla vs TimeTree

Cupla

• Couples who each keep their own Google, Apple or Outlook calendar
• Partners who share chores, groceries and errands
• Couples who want reminders to schedule regular dates

TimeTree

• Families and couples keeping one shared schedule
• Groups that want to discuss a plan inside the event itself
• Artists, stores and local governments publishing event dates to followers

Cupla

• Cupla connects exactly two accounts. The help center says a third person, such as a child or roommate, cannot be added.
• The free version shows a partner's events and to-dos only in a limited window around today; the help center does not give its length.
• Prices are not on the website. The US App Store lists several amounts for the same subscription, plus a $39.99 item named Cupla Plus.
• Cupla AI is not on the web version, and the platform comparison says it is not yet on Android. Accounts must be created in a mobile app.

TimeTree

• The free version shows ads; removing them requires Premium.
• Attaching PDFs and other files, the vertical hour-by-hour view and event priority are Premium-only.
• TimeTree notes that Premium pricing varies by region and currency and points buyers to the App Store or Google Play for the exact price.
• The App Store listing covers iPhone, Apple Watch and Apple Vision; computers use the web version rather than a desktop app.

Cupla

Both schedules in one view

Google, Apple, Outlook and any other calendar on the phone appear in a color-coded view of both partners, shown side by side, stacked or by month. Changes sync back to the original calendar app.

Per-event privacy

Each partner chooses what the other sees, so some events can be shared in full and others kept private.

Shared to-dos and lists

Task lists carry priorities, labels, reminders and recurring tasks, and a task can be assigned to one partner or both. A grocery list is always shared in full, even on the free version.

Date planner and key dates

Set a goal for how often to go on a date and get reminders to meet it. Key dates count down to anniversaries, birthdays and trips, with notices a week before, a day before and on the day.

Cupla AI

An assistant that reads the shared calendar, to-dos, wishlists and key dates to plan a date, find time both partners have free, or turn a typed paragraph into events and to-dos.

Wishlists

Links sent from TikTok, Instagram or the web are sorted into shared collections such as travel, restaurants and gift ideas. On the web version an item can be turned into an event or a to-do.

TimeTree

Group-based shared calendars

Create a calendar, invite the members and everyone sees the same schedule. You can keep as many calendars as you need, for example one each for family, school and hobbies.

Chat inside events

Each event has its own conversation where members settle details such as time and place, and can post photos.

Memos and to-do lists

Share notes and lists with the members of a calendar, or keep a memo for a plan that has no fixed date yet.

Filters across calendars

View your own plans, family schedules and other calendars together in one view, or use filters to switch between them.

Device calendar sync

Copy events from, or sync with, the other calendars on your device, such as Google Calendar, to get started with existing data.

Public Calendar

Organizations can publish event information to followers' calendars, with scheduled posting and repeating events. TimeTree describes the public feature as free.

Cupla

• Free$0

  Shared calendar, to-dos and lists, grocery list, wishlists, date planner, key dates, widgets and the web version, with a limited view of your partner's schedule.

• Cupla Premium (Monthly)$4.99 to $7.99

  per month, per couple; App Store lists $4.99, $5.99 and $7.99

  Removes the time-range limit on your partner's calendar and to-dos and raises Cupla AI usage limits. One subscription covers both partners.

• Cupla Premium (Yearly)$34.99 to $59.99

  per year, per couple; App Store lists $34.99, $44.99 and $59.99

  The same Premium features billed once a year. The 14-day free trial is offered with this option.

TimeTree

• Free$0

  Ad-supported shared calendars with event chat, photos in event comments, memos and to-do lists.

• TimeTree Premium$4.49

  per month, or $44.99 per year

  No ads, PDF and other file attachments on events, a vertical view of up to 3 days, event priority and dedicated support.

Cupla

• Annual discount

  Yearly plan costs less than paying monthly

  At the lowest prices on the US App Store, Yearly is $34.99 and Monthly is $4.99, which comes to $59.88 over twelve months. Higher price points are also listed for both.

TimeTree

• Annual discount

  2 months off with the annual plan

  TimeTree lists Premium at 4.49 USD a month or 44.99 USD a year, and describes the annual subscription as 2 months off.