Terms
Last updated on August 26, 2026.
What you get
One place for your family: a shared calendar with who is around, a grocery list, wish lists you share with whoever you designate, loyalty cards, and drawing names together. Use is free.
Your account
One account per person, with a real email address. You are responsible for your own password. If you notice someone else can get in, change it; all other sessions expire at once.
What is not allowed
Entering addresses of people who did not ask for it and inviting them unsolicited. Trying to reach other people's lists. Using the service to sell or to send advertising. Whoever does that loses their account.
What you put on it
You remain the owner of what you add yourself: your lists, your events, your groceries and your cards. We show it to the people you designate, and to nobody else. The number of a loyalty card stays yours; if you share a card with your family, they can show it in the shop, and only you can change or throw it away. Photos fetched from a shop remain that shop’s; we keep a reduced copy to be able to show your list.
Availability
We do our best, but nothing is guaranteed. This is a free service on a single server. Make sure you do not depend on this platform for anything that must not go wrong.
Partner codes
For some shop links, Framilia receives a fee from the shop. The code that arranges this is tied to the shop and never to a gift, and it changes nothing about the price or the order of a list.
Secret links
Some features work with a secret link without a password: a guest's personal link, the share link of a list, and the calendar links you create yourself under Connections. You create such a link deliberately and can always revoke it. Whoever has the link sees what is behind it: treat it like a key. If you forward it, or it leaks because you pasted it somewhere, what becomes visible through it is your responsibility. The platform cannot undo a shared link, only kill it the moment you revoke it.
Stopping
You can delete your account at any time; everything of yours then disappears. We may shut down the service, and will say so at least a month in advance by email.
Applicable law
Belgian law applies. A dispute we cannot resolve together belongs before the competent Belgian court.
Questions? Write to hallo@framilia.be
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