Proton Calendar

An end-to-end encrypted calendar from Proton, available on the web and on iOS and Android.

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About Proton Calendar

Proton Calendar encrypts events end to end, including the title, description, location and invitees, so Proton cannot read them. Events received from people using other calendars are stored with zero-knowledge encryption. It includes scheduling that updates your availability and adds confirmed meetings to the calendar.

Proton is based in Switzerland. The calendar works alongside Proton Mail and is available in the browser and as apps for iOS and Android. A free account is available, and there is a business offering.

Strengths

  • End-to-end encryption of event details
  • Built-in scheduling for booking meetings
  • Integrates with Proton Mail

Limitations

  • Requires a Proton account
  • Works best within the Proton ecosystem

Details

Pricing
FreemiumFree account available, with paid Proton plans and a business version.
License
Proprietary
Developer
Proton
Platforms
Android, iOS, Web
How it runs
Downloadable app, Web application, Hosted service
Account
Required
Best suited for
People who want a private calendar, especially Proton Mail users
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

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  • Google Calendar

    Google's free web calendar for scheduling events, used with a Google account and synced across devices.

    FreeProprietaryWeb

    Google Calendar is free and widely supported by other tools, but events are stored on Google's servers without end-to-end encryption and it requires a Google account.

  • Microsoft Outlook

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  • Fastmail

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  • Notion Calendar

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  • BusyCal

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  • Etar

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Proton Calendar as an alternative

Listings that name Proton Calendar as an alternative.

  • calcurse

    A text-based calendar and to-do application for the terminal with reminders and scripting options.

    Proton Calendar moves events into an end-to-end encrypted web and mobile calendar, but it requires a Proton account and has no terminal interface.

  • Vimcal

    A keyboard-driven calendar that combines Google and Outlook calendars and helps share availability across time zones.

    PaidProprietaryWeb

    Proton Calendar end-to-end encrypts event details and includes booking, but requires a Proton account and works best within the Proton ecosystem.

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