Your whole week.
Nothing in the way.
Switch between a spacious week and the bigger picture of a month.
Work, life, and the time in between.
All your Google calendars in one calm space.
Some days need a plan. Others need a little space.
Calendar gives you a clear view of both.
Switch between a spacious week and the bigger picture of a month.
Drag an event into place. Pull its edge when you need a little longer.
Keep work and personal calendars together, with colors that feel familiar.
See the shape of your month. Tap a date for a simple list of what’s ahead. No squeezing an entire desktop onto your phone.
09:30 – 10:30
12:00 – 13:00
16:00 – 16:30
Your next little part of the day.
Keep your upcoming schedule close in the Windows tray. macOS menu-bar support is being prepared, too.
Optional desktop reminders are in development. They require Calendar to stay running.
Choose which calendars you see. View previously loaded events offline. Disconnect an account when you’re done.
How the preview handles your dataCalendar is in preview. Pick your platform to try it.
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Portable x64 preview with the local backend included. Unsigned; your own Google OAuth setup is required.
No download availableA native desktop calendar is in development. No macOS download yet.
No download availableInstallable preview for testing. Requires access to your local Calendar backend; not a Play Store release.
No download availableFor the Xcode simulator on a Mac only. This does not install on an iPhone. TestFlight is not available yet.
No download availableDownloads are public GitHub Release assets. See the setup guide before installing.
Calendar currently supports Google Calendar, including multiple Google accounts. Outlook and other providers are not supported yet.
You can view calendar ranges already loaded on your device. Creating and editing events currently requires a connection.
Not yet. This is a developer preview with a local Rust backend. Hosted sign-in, signed releases, and broader device testing are still being prepared.
Open an issue in the GitHub repository linked below. Please keep calendar details, account tokens, and other private information out of public reports.