Privacy

You choose what each person sees.

Braid was built so you can share your time without sharing your business. Here's exactly what each person can see.

Three privacy levels for every share link.

Pick one when you create a link. You can make as many links as you have audiences.

Level	What the recipient sees	Good for
Busy only	A block labeled Busy. No title, notes, people or place.	Your household, for a work calendar
Titles	Event names and times. No notes or locations.	A partner or co-parent
Full details	Names, times, notes and locations.	A nanny or caregiver for the kids' calendar

A work calendar with a board meeting, a one-on-one about pay, and a company holiday becomes plain blocks of time.

Back-to-back meetings show as one block, so nobody can count your meetings. Events you've marked as free, like a company holiday, are left out.

Recipients can opt out. Anyone can turn off a calendar shared with them from the link's own page, with no account needed. You'll see that they turned it off.
The wall tablet has limited access. It can read only the calendars you put on the wall, the chores and the photos. It can't change settings or invite people. A removed tablet stops working right away.
Two-step sign-in. Use an authenticator app or a code sent by email.
Emailed calendars wait for you. A calendar sent to Braid by email stays in review until an account owner approves it.
Delete your account anytime. Do it from the app, in a few taps.

Only if you share them that way. With a Busy only link, they see blocks of time labeled Busy and nothing else.

Yes. Turn off or delete the share link and it stops updating for the recipient.

Yes, from the app, at any time.

Your whole life, one calendar. Your privacy, intact.