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What is the best family calendar app for Israeli families?

It depends what you need. Shared calendars show when something happens; Looz adds who's responsible, confirmations, Hebrew and the Israeli school calendar.

Do I have to stop using WhatsApp or Google Calendar?

No. Looz sits alongside them — you paste messages in and keep your personal calendar.

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Looz vs the alternatives

Most families in Israel already run the kids' week somewhere — a WhatsApp group, a shared calendar, or a family organiser. Here's an honest look at each one, and where Looz is different.

Looz vs WhatsApp family groups

Most Israeli families run the kids' week in WhatsApp. Here's what a family group does well, where details get lost, and how Looz turns those messages into a plan with an owner.

Looz vs Google Calendar

Google Calendar is excellent for meetings. Kids' logistics need something else: who's staying, who's driving, who confirmed. Here's an honest comparison for Israeli families.

Looz vs TimeTree

TimeTree is a popular shared calendar with chat per event. Looz focuses on responsibility: owners, confirmations, and what still needs someone. A side-by-side look.

Looz vs Cozi

Cozi is a well-known family organiser built for the US. Looz is built for how families in Israel actually run the week — Hebrew, local school holidays, and clear ownership of every pickup.

Looz vs Apple Calendar and Family Sharing

Apple Family Sharing shares a calendar across the household. Looz adds the missing part — who's responsible for each drop-off and pickup, and whether they confirmed.

We only compare against tools families in Israel actually use, and we try to describe them fairly. If we got something wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.