Apps tagged with 'Calendar' Page 7 of 27

Achieve more with your goals, habits, and tasks working together.

A versatile app for planning and organizing work and life, featuring calendar management, powerful note-taking with attachments and checklists, easy organization and search tools, and more.

Keeper is an open-source calendar syncing tool that can be used to sync the blocks of time marked as "busy" on your personal, work, business and school calendars.

Open-source, all-in-one productivity platform. Email, calendar, chat (AI), messages, files, projects, and dashboard — in a single app.

muCalendar is a lightweight, open-source desktop calendar application built for users who value privacy and simplicity. It brings your remote calendars — whether self-hosted or cloud-based — into a clean, native desktop experience.

Blick puts your Microsoft 365 day on one screen — next meeting, unread mail, Teams chats, and your presence — on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. A glance-first companion that reads your day without becoming another full inbox to manage.

An app that makes it impossible to miss a meeting by displaying a full-screen alert when it is time to join.

Appointments and reminders, meetings and deadlines, birthdays and dates - make the most of your time with Calendar 366 II!

qOrganizer is a general organizer that includes a calendar with schedule,reminders,journal/notes for every day, to-do list.

A free, color-coded online student planner for classes, homework, grades, and notes — the academic calendar built for the way you actually study.

Timestripe is a beautiful productivity tool that seamlessly connects your long-term goals with your daily tasks - it's a way to skyrocket your productivity and that of your team.

Dato is a replacement for the system menu bar clock.

Be a Productivity Ninja: Calendar, Tasks, Notes & Contacts. Built with over 10 years of mobile calendaring prowess, we've focused on the best user experience for the power user - as well as those who need just a bit more than the built-in apps provide.

DankCalendar is a free, open-source desktop calendar app for Linux and FreeBSD. Its purpose is to bring your Local, Google, Microsoft, CalDAV, and iCloud calendars together in one place, so you can view and manage events, respond to meeting invitations, track tasks, and get...

Are you a student juggling a busy schedule while striving for better habits? Or perhaps you work with flexibility and need to stay on top of your daily tasks and projects? Look no further! TimeNoder2 is here to empower you.

A Personal Information Manager that is encrypted and locally stored. Versatile, customisable and friendly with task outliner, built-in advert blocking web browser, password vault, finance, daily journals, email client, item database and more.

We're bringing events and meet ups onto Nostr. The days of walled gardens are coming to an end. It's time to truly own your events, no-longer dependent on an external company.

Boost your productivity with My To-Do's intelligent task management, Pomodoro timer, and ambient sounds. Organize tasks, set priorities, and stay focused.

Kurrier is a modern, self-hosted workspace for email, calendar, contacts and storage.

Manage diary/note, schedule, todo, birthday, etc.

Business Calendar for Android is a complete calendar application that synchronises with your Google calendars.

CalGet is a user-friendly, free tool designed to generate "Add to Calendar" links, facilitating seamless event integration across various platforms. It supports popular calendar services such as Google, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo, and Office365, ensuring broad compatibility.

Power Planner is the ultimate homework planner for students, featuring online sync with iOS and Android apps, grade calculation, live tiles, automatic reminders, and more.

Osmo is a handy personal organizer, which includes calendar, tasks manager, address book and notes modules. It was designed to be a small, easy to use and good looking PIM tool to help to manage personal information.

gsimplecal is a lightweight calendar application written in C++ using GTK2. It was intentionally made for use with tint2 panel in the openbox environment to be launched upon clock click, but of course it will work without it.