Why Google Calendar Fails for Polyamory (And What to Use Instead)
Google Calendar is so common in polyamory, it's practically a Fetlife category. It's also fundamentally broken for it. Here's why — and what the community is doing about it.
Learn how scheduling is causing - or solving - jealousy and safety issues
Calendar, communication and consent built for non monogamy and polyamorous relationships.

Cut the awkward text tag. Easily find time together.
No more broken expectations and surprises.
Accidental shares and data leaks can ruin lives. PYE is hosted in Canada with granular partner permissions you control per-person.
Monogamous calendars break when you add a third person. We don't.
See everyone's availability in one view.
Green is go.

Include boundaries and activities in each booking. Share with nesting partners, metas.
Granular visibility controls for every partner.
Set your availability. Reserve time for self-care.
PYE marks you busy automatically
Articles on scheduling, jealousy, and making ENM logistics actually work.
Google Calendar is so common in polyamory, it's practically a Fetlife category. It's also fundamentally broken for it. Here's why — and what the community is doing about it.
Why the calendar might matter more than you think when it comes to managing difficult emotions in ENM relationships.
Spoiler: It's not the new partner that's the problem. It's the seven group chats and four calendars you're juggling to make it all work.
We've built PYE alongside the ENM pros and community members who understand what it takes.