Proton Calendar
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Your calendar is a record of your life. Proton Calendar helps keep it private.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Android Auto
- Tor
Features
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One of the two pillars of my life (together with dynamic task lists in Obsidian) that allow me to keep a grip on my life. It just works, is private and has support for all the usual things like grabbing feeds from links, getting regional holidays and importing ICS files. If they never changed anything anymore, I would be absolutely satisfied.
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Comments and Reviews
It is very very hard to make a secure calendar that is usable. Somehow with Proton's most recent update that overhauled a lot of services that were only in beta, they have done it and then some. I was not a Proton Calendar user until the recent massive updates.
One of the two pillars of my life (together with dynamic task lists in Obsidian) that allow me to keep a grip on my life. It just works, is private and has support for all the usual things like grabbing feeds from links, getting regional holidays and importing ICS files. If they never changed anything anymore, I would be absolutely satisfied.
My standard calender.
This is the biggest reason I left Google. Being able to have a calendar on my phone, laptop, and shared with my spouse has made the switch so easy!
I like Proton Calendar because it looks awesome, has all the features I need and sharing calendars with family members works just fine. The biggest problem is parity between platforms (e.g. search is not available on all apps and an iPad version is missing)
I would do five stars if the iOS version would allow you to view most of your daily events in the monthly view and invite others after an event has been created (both just like Google Calendar).
Otherwise, exactly what I need.
I've since switched to Android and they have rolled out this feature! Five stars!
According to AlternativeTo, Proton Calendar does not have a standalone app for macOS. I could use the web version from my computer. But can I view my calendar when offline? And when my web browser is closed, do I still get notifications of upcoming events?