
Sports
The games you would hate to miss.
intori follows your teams and tells you which nights are worth staying up for, with scores hidden until you want them.
Made for busy households
Your calendar is full of things you have to do. This is for the other half.
The game worth staying up for. Who’s playing 15 minutes away on Saturday. The show you’re both mid season on. And yes, what’s for dinner. intori watches for them, shaped by what your household actually likes, and tells you early enough to say yes.
No ads. Nothing sold about your family. You choose what to share.

Four lanes, live now. intori watches them for the things you would hate to miss, and the ones you keep land on your calendar before they happen.

Sports
intori follows your teams and tells you which nights are worth staying up for, with scores hidden until you want them.

Music
intori watches for shows near you from artists your household cares about, and tells you early enough that Saturday is still yours to plan.

Shows
intori keeps an eye on returns and premieres, and tells you the week one lands, with spoilers kept out of sight.

Food
Three picks shaped by your household’s tastes, budget, and effort, for the nights the plan is blank. Save the ones you like and plan a night around them.
Your family calendar keeps track of what’s planned.
intori helps with everything that isn’t, yet.
Shared calendars and family displays are great at keeping the household moving. What they can’t do is step outside the loop: the game tonight, the show this weekend, whether Saturday deserves a small adventure. intori starts there. It’s the half nobody fills in, because filling it in means knowing what to look for, finding the date, and remembering before it passes.
intori gets useful because you tell it what matters, a few quick questions at a time.
Quick questions about taste, timing, and constraints teach intori what a good pick looks like for your household.
Every pick shows what shaped it and what might still be missing. No mystery, no black box.
Context stays yours. Share more only when it would make the picks better, and skip anything you’d rather not answer.
When something is worth holding onto, put it where the household already looks, including your Skylight. On the calendar it’s an option, not an obligation. Nothing here has to happen. One tap, your choice, every time.
Once you keep something, it leaves your list. What stays is what you have not decided yet, so an empty list means there is nothing left to decide.
intori adds only what you decide to keep. Nothing lands on the family calendar by itself.
We’re building one that surfaces timely, nearby opportunities a family would be glad to know about before they pass: the exhibit that only runs one weekend, the season that ends soon, the small Saturday adventure that turns an ordinary weekend into a memory. Worth putting on the calendar while there’s still time.
Not live yet. The four above are.
Your 14 days start when you finish setup, not when you sign up. It is a real date, and the app shows it to you, so you are never guessing how long you have left.
In the appFull access until 25 September 2026.
Monthly
$8.99/month
Cancel any time. You keep access through the period you have already paid for.
AnnualSave $28
$79/year
About $28 less than twelve months at the monthly price.
No card up front, and nothing charges itself when the 14 days are up. Choosing a plan starts billing straight away, so there is no second free period on top of your fourteen days. Setup is what starts the clock, so an account that never finishes it never starts one.
Everything you already kept stays exactly where it is. Those events live on your own calendar, on your own device, and they do not depend on us. What stops is the watching.
intori works on the web today. The iPhone app is next, and the button below will say so the moment it’s real.
14 days free, starting when you finish setup. Then $8.99 a month or $79 a year. See what a lapse does.