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Cozi.com Makes Family Planning Easy
Give Pioneer Square’s Cozi.com a go and the pieces of your hectic life just might fall into place.
By Kavita Varma-White January 13, 2011
This article originally appeared in the February 2011 issue of Seattle magazine.
Since organization is an ongoing occupation for busy parents, finding the perfect calendar system can be trial after trial, error after error. A suggestion? Give Pioneer Square’s Cozi.com a go and the pieces of your hectic life just might fall into place. The online family organizer, created by ex-Microsofties Robbie Cape and Jan Miksovsky, is a free service with easy-to-use tools that make structure seem achievable. (Cozi’s more than 2 million registered users suggest it’s doing something right.) Each family member gets a specific color, so keeping track of which child is doing what is a breeze. Extra features, such as weekly agendas, can be e-mailed to clients. There’s an iPhone/Android app for the organizer, and Outlook calendars can be customized and synched to it, a great way for working parents to stay in the loop.
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