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Fossify Calendar vs Google Calendar Comments
Positive comment by amphetamachine ·
Numerous outstanding bugs make Fossify Calendar not recommendable as a working alternative to Google Calendar. Some I've personally experienced: Often fails to display events in the calendar; Interprets event recurrence information incorrectly; Re-writes UIDs when importing, leading to duplicating events on re-import/update.
Comment by bulldogs ·
Fossify Calendar and Google Calendar are not the same kind of thing, and that decides whether the swap does what you want. Google Calendar is a service: the data, sharing, invitations and access control live on Google servers, and the Android app is one client for it. Fossify Calendar is only a client. It keeps events in a local database on the phone, and its CalDAV sync option just reads whatever calendar accounts Android already holds - which can be a Google account, or a Nextcloud, Radicale or Fastmail calendar bridged in through DAVx5. So if the problem is the Google app itself (its interface, or needing Google software on the phone at all), Fossify fixes that while still showing the same calendars. If the problem is Google holding the data, Fossify alone changes nothing; you also need a CalDAV server you control, and sharing and invitations then become whatever that server offers. Two hard limits either way: it is Android-only with no web or desktop view, and a purely local calendar has no server behind it, so nothing can be shared or invited from it at all.
Positive comment by Guest ·
Customizable and you have control over your data.
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- Fossify Calendar is Free and Open SourceGoogle Calendar is Free Personal and Proprietary
- Fossify Calendar is Privacy focused, Customizable and LightweightGoogle Calendar is not according to our users

























































