Terms
Steady · calendar.steady.place · Updated October 31, 2026
These terms cover Steady: the website at calendar.steady.place, the Steady app for iPhone, and steady.place. Steady is made by Laura Gallisá (“we”). By starting or joining a calendar, you agree to these terms. Privacy says what Steady stores and why.
Who can use it
Steady is for families. You must be at least 13 and live in the United States to have your own account. A parent or guardian can add younger children to their family's calendar without giving them an account; children under 13 can't sign in.
What Steady is
Steady is a shared calendar for one family. It holds the family's events, tasks, lists, birthdays and who's driving where, syncs with the Google and Apple calendars people link, and sends the reminders and alerts each person turns on.
Your account
Each person who signs in has their own account, on one family's calendar. You sign in with a passkey, which stays on your device or in your password manager. There's no password. Anyone who can unlock a device that holds your passkey can sign in as you, so keep your devices locked. If you lose one, choose Sign out everywhere else in Settings, under People (Sign-in & devices on iPhone).
Your family's calendar
Whoever starts a calendar can invite others. People invited to edit can change anything on the calendar, invite and remove people, and delete the whole calendar. People invited to view see only the people chosen for them and can't change anything. Invite only people you trust with your family's plans.
What you add
What you add to Steady stays yours: events, tasks, lists, notes, names, photos and forwarded emails. You let us store it, copy it, show it to the people on your calendar, and send it where your family chooses, such as Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, calendar feeds, notifications and email, only to run Steady for your family. That permission ends when the content is deleted, except for backup copies, which are deleted within 30 days.
Only add what you're allowed to share, including other people's names and plans.
What you can't do
- Use Steady to break the law, or to harass, track or harm anyone.
- Try to get into another family's calendar or someone else's account.
- Overload, probe or disrupt Steady, or get around its limits.
- Use Steady to send spam.
- Resell Steady, or copy it to build another service.
The plan
Paying isn't turned on yet, so nobody is charged today. When it is, this is how the plan works.
Steady costs $49 a year for the whole family, in US dollars. People you invite don't pay. The first 30 days after a calendar is started, or after paying is turned on if that's later, are free, and no card is needed for them.
To pay, someone who can edit subscribes on the web, in Settings, under Plan. Stripe charges the year's price when you subscribe, and the paid year starts that day. The plan renews every year, at the price then in effect, on the card on file, until you cancel. If the price changes, we'll tell you before your next renewal.
Cancel any time in Settings, under Plan, on the web. The plan stays paid until the end of the year you paid for, and then doesn't renew. Deleting the calendar also cancels its plan.
We don't refund part of a year, unless the law requires it.
If a plan isn't paid, nothing in the calendar is locked or deleted.
The iPhone app doesn't sell the plan.
Other companies' services
If you connect Google Calendar, your Google account follows Google's terms too, and Steady uses it only as Privacy describes.
The iPhone app comes from the App Store, and Apple's standard licence for App Store apps also applies to it. Apple isn't a party to these terms and isn't responsible for Steady or its support.
Payments follow Stripe's terms. Stripe keeps your card details, and we never see them.
Weather comes from the US National Weather Service.
When one of these services changes or stops, the part of Steady that uses it may change or stop too.
Changes
Steady may sometimes be unavailable, slow or wrong. We change it over time, and may add, change or remove features.
If we change these terms in a way that affects you, we'll say so in the app before the change takes effect. The date at the top says when they last changed.
If we stop offering Steady, we'll tell you at least 30 days ahead, so you can download a copy, and refund the unused part of any paid year.
Ending
You can stop any time. Leave this calendar, in Settings, under People (Leave and delete my account on iPhone, under Sign-in & devices), deletes your account. Delete this calendar, in Settings, under Family, deletes the family's calendar for everyone.
We may suspend or close an account or a calendar that breaks these terms, puts other people or Steady at risk, or that the law requires us to close. Unless the law or someone's safety prevents it, we'll tell you first and give you time to download a copy.
No guarantees
Steady helps a family keep track of plans. Check anything that matters yourself: times, rides, school notices and drive times. Steady is provided as it is. We don't promise that reminders and alerts arrive, that sync is complete or on time, or that what Steady reads from a sentence, an email, a map or a forecast is right.
As far as the law allows, we aren't responsible for indirect losses, such as a missed appointment or ride, lost earnings, or lost data. Our total responsibility for any claim about Steady is limited to what your family paid for Steady in the 12 months before the claim, or $50, whichever is more. Some places don't allow these limits, and nothing here takes away rights the law gives you that can't be taken away.
Law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York, without regard to its rules on conflicts of law. Disputes go to the state or federal courts in New York, unless the law where you live lets you bring them there.
Contact
Laura Gallisá · [email protected]