Maple is shutting down. Where to go next.

Maple has been acquired by Wander and will shut down on December 31, 2026. Your account and data stay accessible until then. After that, accounts close and, in Maple's own words, all data is deleted with no way to recover it. Annual subscriptions have stopped renewing; monthly ones run until the sunset date.

Confirmed against Maple's own announcement on growmaple.com, August 1, 2026. We make one of the apps mentioned below, so treat the recommendations accordingly and use the free trials.

Do this first, before anything else

Export your data. Not in December. Now, while you are thinking about it. The deletion is permanent and the deadline will arrive faster than it sounds, particularly with a household calendar's worth of history in there.

Then pick a replacement based on what you actually used

Maple did several jobs at once, and most people leaned on one of them. Which one decides where you should go.

If you used it as the family's shared calendar

Cozi is the most established replacement, with 4.8 stars from roughly 395,000 App Store ratings. The core is free: shared colour-coded calendar, shopping lists, to-do lists and a recipe box. Cozi Gold, from $29.99 a year, adds month view on mobile, extra reminders, change notifications and viewing further ahead than the free window allows.

Closest to Maple in shape, and the safest landing spot if the calendar was the point.

If you used it to stop holding everything in your head

This is a different problem from scheduling, and a calendar will not fix it. Two options are built for it directly:

If you want the company Maple pointed you to

Maple recommends Wander, which acquired it. Worth looking at first if continuity matters to you, since that is the path Maple itself is steering users toward.

A note on picking a replacement after a shutdown

Getting migrated twice in one year is miserable, so it is reasonable to weigh how likely an app is to still be here. Cozi is the safest by that measure, having been around far longer with a user base in the hundreds of thousands. The newer apps in this category, ForeRun included, are small and young. That is a fair thing to hold against us, and we would rather say it than have you find out.

Whatever you choose, export from Maple first. That part is not optional and the date is fixed.

Common questions

Is Maple shutting down?

Yes. Maple has been acquired by Wander and will sunset on December 31, 2026, according to Maple’s own announcement. Accounts stay active and data stays accessible until that date, after which accounts close and all data is deleted with no way to recover it.

What happens to my Maple subscription?

Annual Maple subscriptions will no longer renew, and monthly subscriptions remain active until December 31, 2026. Maple has not published refund terms, so contact Maple directly if you have just renewed.

Will I lose my Maple data?

Yes, unless you export it before December 31, 2026. Maple states that all data will be deleted after the shutdown and there will be no way to recover it, so export or transfer anything you want to keep well before the deadline.

What should I switch to from Maple?

It depends which part of Maple you actually used. If it was the shared family calendar and chore rotations, Cozi is the most established replacement and its core is free. If what you valued was one place to put everything so it stopped living in your head, ForeRun and Ohai are built for that specifically. Maple recommends Wander, the company that acquired it.

If the part of Maple you will miss is having somewhere to put everything, ForeRun is free for 14 days , no card to begin. Or see how it compares to everything else.