Join Fridge Club

Get the whole family on the same page. Literally.

Fridge Club turns your family’s week into one printed page for the fridge. You plan it in ten minutes, on your laptop or phone.

Try two Sundays freeThen 75¢ a week. Cancel anytime.
A family at breakfast in their kitchen, the parents looking over the week’s printed Fridge Club page while the kids eat
AM
10 AMTheo’s swim lessonDana
8 AMBake saleDana
9 AMSwim meetTheo
11 AMPick up the cakeChris
PM
6 PMRoast chicken
5:30 PMChess clubLily
3 PMDentistTheo
4:30 PMPiano lessonLily
8 PMBalletLily
5 PMSoccer practiceTheo
6 PMParent-teacher meetingChris
8 PMMovie night
2 PMGrandma arrives
4 PMBirthday tea
ALSO
Pancakes
Trash outChris
Pasta night
Library books dueLily
Leftovers
Bins inTheo
Tacos
Permission slip dueDana
Soup and bread
Grocery runDana
Pizza night
TO-DO
The Hollands

A demo of the real page, US Letter size. Nothing you type here is saved. See how it all works

How it works

Ten minutes, once a week.

Most families do it on Sunday evening. Last week is already there, so you only change what changed. It’s the only app that wants you to close it.

See how it works
  1. 1Tell it your week.Type it, or just say it. Everything that repeats is already there.
  2. 2Print it.One page, any printer. Black and white is fine.
  3. 3Stick it on the fridge.Then talk it through over breakfast.
Photo: a teen checking the fridge page on the way out, a parent with a coffee in the background

One page the whole family can read.

Who’s on pickup, what’s for dinner, when practice starts. Big enough to read from across the kitchen, and nobody needs a phone to check it.

Everyone can add to it.

Both parents plan from their own phones, and the kids can get a link to add their own things. So the week isn’t just one person’s job.

Photo: a teen adding their practice to the week on a phone, a parent on the couch next to them

Your calendar is yours. The fridge is everyone’s.

Keep Google Calendar or Apple Calendar for your own week. None of it is secret, it just isn’t news for the rest of the family. Fridge Club is for the part everyone needs to know.

Your calendar
  • 9:00 AMTeam check-in
  • 12:30 PMLunch with Sam
  • 4:00 PMCall about the car insurance
  • 7:00 PMDinner with the team
The fridge

If it changes someone else’s day, it goes on the fridge.

[The one quote from a test family that says it best, ideally about the week getting talked through at breakfast.]
[First name], parent of [2][City, ST]

The best meetings happen over breakfast.

Someone reads the fridge out loud. The swim meet’s at 9, Grandma lands at 2, the cake still needs picking up. Everyone’s in it, and nobody’s on a phone.

Photo: Saturday breakfast, a parent reading the page out loud, kids laughing
Photo: dad and daughter circling Saturday with a pen
Photo: the page on the fridge, a little crooked, covered in kids’ notes

And on Sunday, you do it again.

Ten minutes, a fresh page, another week sorted. That’s the whole subscription: a new week, every week.

Two Sundays free, then
75¢a week

three quarters, probably in your junk drawer

Billed $39 a year, or $5.99 a month if you’d rather. If your family doesn’t miss it after two Sundays, don’t join. No hard feelings.

  • Every week, every change, every reprint
  • Two grown-up seats, plus links for the whole family
  • Print it, or save it as a PDF or image
Try two Sundays free
  • No ads, ever
  • Cancel anytime
  • No screen on the fridge
  • Your info is never sold
[A real quote from a test family, in their own words]
[First name], mom of [3][City, ST], friend of the founders
[A real quote from a test family, in their own words]
[First name], dad of [2][City, ST]
[A real quote from a test family, in their own words]
[First names], parents of [1][City, ST]

Families are going analog. Their calendar can too.

65%of parents say they spend too much time on their own phone.
120,000+parents have pledged to wait on smartphones for their kids.
38states now ban or restrict phones in school.

Sources: Pew Research Center (2025), Wait Until 8th, state school phone laws as of June 2026.

Photo: Ronald and Hans at a kitchen table, laughing

We’ve spent 15 years designing apps. That’s how we know the family’s week belongs on paper.

We grew up before smartphones, with the week on the fridge. Now one of us is deciding what his kid grows up with. Fridge Club is what we wanted on our own fridge.

Read our story

Before you join.

Still wondering about something? Write to us. We’re two real people, and we answer.

What exactly is Fridge Club?

A weekly family planner you fill in on your laptop or phone, by typing or speaking. It turns your family’s week into one printable US Letter page for the fridge. It costs 75¢ a week, billed $39 a year, with two Sundays free.

Does it replace Google Calendar or Apple Calendar?

No, and it isn’t meant to. Your phone calendar is great for your own week: meetings, lunches, reminders. Fridge Club is for the part the whole family needs to see. The two don’t sync, on purpose: choosing what goes on the fridge is what keeps the page clear.

Can the whole family use it?

Yes. Every plan includes two full seats for the grown-ups who run the week. Kids, grandparents or the babysitter can get their own link to add things too. Your 15-year-old can put their own practice on the page, without asking you to.

Laptop or phone?

Both. Do your first setup on a laptop, where it’s quickest on a big screen. After that, your Sunday planning and quick “I’ll add that now” moments work just as well on your phone.

Do I need a printer?

It helps, but no. Download it as a PDF or image and print it at the office (we won’t tell), send it to Grandma, or share it with the babysitter.

Does it work in black and white?

Yes. It reads just as well on an old black-and-white printer as on a new color one. Color styles are always optional.

Can I show it on a screen instead?

You can. There’s a full-screen view for a tablet. We just think the fridge is better.

Does Fridge Club use AI?

Only where it quietly helps, like turning “Theo has soccer Wednesday at 5” into an entry. It never plans your week. That part’s yours.

What size is the page?

US Letter, the paper that’s already in your printer.

A better week starts on the fridge.

Plan this week in ten minutes and see how breakfast feels on Monday.

Try two Sundays freeThen 75¢ a week, billed $39 a year. Cancel anytime.