What is KashCal?
Your days are scattered across a handful of calendars. Family plans on iCloud, work on a CalDAV server, holidays from some link you subscribed to once, birthdays hiding in your contacts. KashCal gathers them onto one screen and then gets out of your way.
It's a free, open-source calendar for Android: fast to open, easy on the eyes, and serious about the small stuff.
And it's private by default. No account to create, no analytics, no tracking, and no KashCal servers. Your events stay on your device and sync only with the calendars you choose to connect.
What you can do with it
- See your schedule seven ways: month, full-month grid, agenda, day, 3-day, week, and year views.
- Sync with the services you already use: iCloud, Nextcloud, Fastmail, Radicale, Baikal, Zoho, mailbox.org, Stalwart, SOGo, and any standard CalDAV server.
- Add events by typing naturally. "Coffee with Kash tomorrow 3pm" becomes a real event.
- Get reminded. Notifications that survive reboots, with snooze and dismiss.
- Subscribe to calendar feeds: holidays, sports schedules, school terms via ICS links.
- Show birthdays from contacts as yearly all-day events.
- Mirror the contacts on your account onto your phone, names, numbers, and photos, from iCloud and CalDAV servers.
- Label events with tags and manage their colors and names in one place.
- Put your day on the home screen: agenda, week, month, date, and upcoming widgets.
- Search everything with full-text search across titles, locations, and notes.
- See where your time goes with on-device Insights that keep your data on your phone.
- Use it in your language: 67 languages, following your device setting.
Who it's for
Anyone whose calendars live in more than one place, and anyone who'd rather their calendar app didn't have an account, an ad, or an opinion about their data.
Requirements
KashCal runs on Android 12 and newer.