A private calendar app that does not track you
You can start on your own, before you share anything with anyone: a personal calendar with no ads, no behavioral tracking, and no feed trying to keep you scrolling.
Bring your calendar with you
The move-in wizard walks you through exporting from Google, Apple, or Outlook and importing here, with duplicate events merged by their identifiers. None of the switch has to be manual.
Keep using the app you like
Two-way CalDAV sync lets you keep editing in Apple Calendar, Thunderbird, or DAVx5 on Android, with per-device passwords you can scope to read-only and revoke. ICS export and subscription feeds cover anything else.
Private by default
- No ads, no behavioral analytics, no engagement feed
- OPAQUE passwords the server never sees, passkeys, and TOTP two-factor
- Event titles, notes, and other text fields encrypted at rest
- Daily rotating network fingerprints in logs instead of raw IP addresses
Share only when you want to
When you are ready to plan with someone, share a calendar with a friend at the visibility tier you choose, or send a public link for one thing. Until then it is just yours.
What we do not do
Mark a calendar end-to-end encrypted and we cannot read its contents at all. On ordinary calendars, text is encrypted at rest but the server still processes it to send reminders and enforce sharing. We say exactly where that line sits on the Security page rather than implying the server can never see your data.