Door 1 opens on 1 December. Start now and everyone has time to dig out the good photos.
One calendar. Everyone behind the doors.
Go on, open one.
The Smith family’s year
Nan, Dad, Ellie and 5 others are behind these doors.
Up to 24 friends, family or teammates each fill a few doors in secret. From 1 December you all open the same door every morning, see who made it and pile into the comments.
How it works for the organiser
Name it
“Our years at university”, “Team 2026”, or anything goes.
Share one link
People join with a first name. No accounts, no app.
Hand out the doors
Spread them evenly in one tap, or give the keen ones more.
Sit back
We nudge anyone who’s behind. Missed doors become a question for everyone.
Open together
From 1 December, one door a day, for everyone at once.
You won’t have to chase anyone
Friendly nudges.
We remind people before their deadline and again on the day, so you never have to be the one who asks.
Rolling deadlines.
Each door is due two days before it opens, so you can start before everyone’s done.
No empty doors.
If a door’s missed, that day turns into a question for the whole group.
Not everyone’s techy? No app, no account. If they can open a WhatsApp link, they’re in.
Nobody has to guess who made it
Every door shows who’s behind it: name, face and colour. Then everyone can react and reply, so each day turns into a little conversation.
Our years at university
Door 7 is open.
FromSam
The curry we burnt, the exam we survived, and the friends we kept.
- 6love
- 4laughing
- 3moved
- 2party
- 2applause
Still the worst curry of my life.
Kept each other. Love that.
Made for your lot
Uni friends Example
Our years at university
The night out nobody talks about
Family Example
The Smith family’s year
A photo Grandad hasn’t seen yet
Work team Example
Team 2026
The meeting that should’ve been an email
Sports club Example
The 2026 season
The worst refereeing decision of the year
Friends far apart Example
Leeds, Lisbon and Sydney
What you’d order if we were all at the pub tonight
Doing it with work?
It works brilliantly for teams. You get an emailed receipt you can put through expenses.
Share a door with the world (optional)
Any member can share their own door with a link. The whole calendar only goes public if everyone agrees.
Questions
What if someone doesn’t fill their doors?
We send them a few friendly nudges. If they still miss it, that day becomes a question for the whole group, so the door is never empty. Often it’s the liveliest day of the lot.
Does everyone need an app or an account?
No. It’s a link. People join with a first name and fill their doors on any phone or computer.
Can the organiser see what’s behind the doors?
No. Everyone only sees their own doors until they open, so the organiser gets surprised too.
We’re in different countries. Does that work?
Yes. The organiser picks one time zone and the door opens for everyone at the same moment, wherever you are.
Is it too late to start?
You can start until 20 December. Your calendar runs from that day to the 24th, at the same price, and we’ll tell you how many doors you’ll get before you pay.
Can strangers see our calendar?
Not unless you choose to share it. Each person decides whether their own door can be shared.
Can children join?
Group members need to be 13 or over. Children can appear in photos and videos, added by an adult.
Let anyone fill itPost one link. 24 people snag a door and answer your question.Start a crowd calendar
