Yuvomi

6.7easy start · #32of 43
in Family Calendar Apps

Free to practise onyes
Free trialno
Well documentedyes
Runs where you workno

Runs on self-hosted, Web.

Yuvomi is ranked #32 of 43 in family calendar apps on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted, Web. There is a free plan.

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Free Free Open source · no subscriptions · free for personal use yuvomi.cloud · 9 Oct 2026

Compared on family calendar apps

Free plan: Yes
Shared tasks: Yes
Reminders: Yes
Meal planning: Yes
Shared shopping lists: Yes

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The record

Purpose: Yuvomi is a self-hosted family planner for tasks, calendars, budgets and shopping.
Household features: It includes meal planning, recipes, shared shopping lists, pantry tracking, documents, inventory, rewards and health records.
Budgeting: The budget module supports 58 currencies, recurring entries, budgets, savings goals, subscription tracking and shared-cost splitting.
Calendar integrations: Calendar supports two-way sync with Google and CalDAV, one-way Outlook.com push, and public ICS subscriptions.
Other integrations: The site lists integrations including WebDAV, Google Drive, Mealie, Tandoor, Paperless-ngx, Papra, Gotify, ntfy and OIDC providers.
API: Yuvomi provides bearer and X-API-Key tokens for a documented OpenAPI 3.1 API and an MCP endpoint at `/mcp`.
Access: Family members can join by invite link, and admins can set module access to full, read only or unavailable by role.
Phone use: The app can be added to a phone home screen from a browser without an app store, and the last opened shopping list remains readable offline.
Security: The site says accounts support TOTP two-factor authentication, which an admin can require for the household.
Database encryption: Database encryption is optional and uses AES-256; the site says losing the key makes the database unrecoverable.
Data and network: The site says household data is stored in a SQLite file on the owner's server and that, by default, the app makes a version check against the GitHub releases API.
Backups: Scheduled backups are enabled by default, run daily at 2 AM, keep seven copies and can optionally upload to WebDAV.
Deployment: Yuvomi runs in Docker or Podman and offers installation routes for TrueNAS, Umbrel and Unraid; the site lists a 256 MB RAM minimum.
Intended users: The site describes Yuvomi for a family, a couple or one person, and says it is built for families who value privacy and simplicity.
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on The Geeks Club

Best Family Calendar Apps in 2026#32 of 43

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Sources

yuvomi.cloud· checked 9 Oct 2026
yuvomi.cloud/install.html· checked 9 Oct 2026