Calendar Apps?

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Hi all, I’m looking for a calendar software that can be used both on my PC (Windows) and my phone (iPhone). I’m trying to stay out of the Google/Microsoft/Apple ecosystems. I also prefer when things are software rather than web-native.

Do you all have any suggestions for this?

Thanks in advance!

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i use https://calendar.online/ but idk if they have an ios app. i know theres an android app but i only ever use it in my browser

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I tried using Tuta’s calendar, but found it clunky.

I currently use Notion Calendar, the app for my iphone and just as a webapp on Linux but there is a windows desktop app. I use Notion daily and databases to track projects, so I find it easy to use and sync to my notes. Unfortunately, it relies on either GCal or Apple Calendar (I use Apple). I would love to be free of the Google/Apple world too, I just haven’t found something great yet that has a UI I will interface with quickly on my phone. When I tried to use Tuta I ended up not adding things to my calendar because I found it hard to look at and use.

Proton has one too, no experience with that one

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Fastmail has their own calendar, but they’re subject to Australian law and indulge in union busting.

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I’ve been using nextcloud! The calendar can sync with any app that accepts webDav, so I’ve found it very useful. I’ve got it synced with the acalendar app on my phone, a trmnl screen at home, and on the web too.

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I use Nextcloud’s calendar (specifically The Good Cloud’s instance of Nextcloud) since it uses the CalDAV standard, which means I can sync my calendars across multiple devices with calendar apps that support CalDAV, such as Thunderbird’s calendar feature and my Android phone’s native calendar app. On Android, I also use DAVx⁵ to set up CalDAV syncing.

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