Events and key dates
Dates that belong to a person, not to a calendar grid.
Short answer
A key date is an anniversary that recurs every year — a birthday, a wedding, the day someone died — recorded on the contact it belongs to. Key dates that are approaching appear in TreeLinker's upcoming events, so you see them without going to look. Events are things that happened once, with a date and the people who were there.
Attached to the person
Because the date sits on the contact, opening that person shows it next to the relationship, the timeline and whatever memories you have of them.
Surfaced as they approach
Upcoming key dates are collected into their own section, so the next few weeks are visible at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
Do I get a notification?
Not yet. Upcoming dates surface inside the app; push reminders are not implemented.
Can a group hold key dates?
Yes.
TreeLinker — a family relationship management app.
Related pages
Memories
Shared stories, events and key dates with photos, dates and places, attached to the person or group they belong to.
How to remember family birthdays
Record birthdays and anniversaries as key dates on the people they belong to, and let the ones coming up surface on their own.
A family organiser that keeps decisions findable
Organise relatives into private groups, label contacts with your own tags, and settle family decisions with polls and named discussions that stay findable.
Start with the contacts you already have
TreeLinker is free on Google Play. No ads, no subscription, and your address book never leaves your phone.
Android. Free. No account required to browse your own contacts.