Browse top calendar apps and scheduling tools. Compare features, pricing, and reviews for managing your time.
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Motion — Motion is an AI-powered calendar, task, and project management app that automatically schedules tasks and meetings into a user's calendar to protect focus time.
Akiflow — Akiflow is an AI-powered task and calendar management app that unifies calendars, tasks, and to-dos from multiple tools into one time-blocking planner.
Sunsama — Sunsama is a daily planning app that pulls tasks, calendar events, and messages from other tools into one guided daily and weekly planning ritual for individual knowledge workers.
Routine — Routine is an AI-powered productivity app that combines tasks, calendar, and notes into one workspace for individuals and teams.
Morgen — Morgen is a calendar app that unifies Google, Outlook, iCloud and other calendar accounts into one view with time blocking, scheduling links, and task management.
Amie — Amie is an AI-powered calendar and meeting assistant that merges calendar, to-dos, and bot-free meeting notes into one app for Mac, Windows, and iOS.
Cron — Cron (cron.com) was a next-generation calendar application for professionals and teams, founded in 2019 by Raphael Schaad and based in San Francisco. Notion acquired Cron in 2022, and in January 2024 the standalone Cron app was retired and its technology relaunched as Notion Calendar, an integrated calendar product within the Notion ecosystem. As of 2026, Cron as a separate, independently branded app is discontinued; Notion Calendar is its direct successor and the correct current product for anyone searching for what Cron became.
Baïkal — Baïkal is a free, open-source, self-hosted CalDAV and CardDAV server built on sabre/dav for syncing calendars and contacts across devices.
DAViCal — DAViCal is a free, open-source CalDAV and CardDAV server for self-hosting shared calendars and address books on a PHP and PostgreSQL stack, licensed under GPLv2.
Keeper.sh — Keeper.sh is an open-source calendar sync tool that aggregates availability across Google, Outlook, iCloud and CalDAV calendars.
Manage My Damn Life — Manage My Damn Life (MMDL) is a free, open-source, self-hosted web app that gives CalDAV task and calendar data a modern, unified interface.
Radicale — Radicale is a lightweight, open-source CalDAV and CardDAV server for self-hosting calendars, to-do lists, and contacts with minimal setup.