What Are The 12 Best Calendar Apps For Android?

Pros

• Integration with productivity apps: It works with other apps like Trello, Todoist, and Asana, helping you track tasks and link projects to deadlines.
• Email invitations: You can email Google Meets, group chat, and event invitations to your team through the app.

Cons

• Limited customization: You can’t customize meeting themes and colors to distinguish them.

Pros

• Customizable calendar widgets: You can add widgets for customizable views for agenda, monthly, weekly, and daily planning.
• Easy view switching: With a swipe, you can switch to day, week, and month views.

Cons

• Confusing: The customization options for views and designs can feel overwhelming.

Pros

• Daily donut graphs: A quick glance lets you see how full or free a day is before scheduling more meetings.
• Natural language entry: Use the voice button to quickly add events to your calendar.

Cons

• Price: You’ll have to get the paid version to attach files or integrate with other apps like Trello.

Pros

• Sync: Outlook syncs with multiple apps such as Microsoft Exchange and Google Calendar.
• Appointment creation: Change emails into appointments on your calendar.

Cons

• No smart entry: Outlook doesn’t input frequently-used details into fields.

Pros

• Weather forecasts: Detailed hourly 48-hour forecasts keep you prepared for all conditions.
• Dark theme design: Save energy and improve screen visibility at night.

Cons

• Ads: Unless you pay for the premium version, you’ll have to view ads.

Pros

• Keep section: Got upcoming events with undetermined dates? This section will hold them until you set a day and time.
• Invitation options: Invite people to your calendar through email, SMS, Facebook Messenger, and more.

Cons

• Overwhelming: Seeing everyone’s appointments on a shared calendar can get messy.

Pros

• Reminders: Set recurring or one-time reminders, plus voice or location reminders.
• Planner view: Organize calendar events with your to-do list on the same screen.

Cons

• No Microsoft Calendar integration: Microsoft users won’t be able to integrate it with their default desktop calendar.

Pros

• Smart event creation: Use gestures or smart features like drag-and-drop to quickly create and edit events.
• Location adding: Your device’s GPS can add specific locations to your events.

Cons

• No natural language support: Unlike the iOs version, this doesn’t allow natural language entries.

Pros

• Natural language processing: Speak to add events to your calendar.
• Fast agenda updating: Add repeating events, postpone tasks with one tap, or move events to a different day or time.

Cons

• Learning curve: Figuring out the custom features takes time.

Pros

• Integrations: It works with Google Calendar and other Android calendar apps.
• Simple viewing: View your events on your lock screen or status bar, then zoom to get event details.

Cons

• Cost: You’ll have to pay for access to advanced design customization for notifications and widget designs.

Pros

• Fully customizable design: Set custom backgrounds for events, change toolbar and events text colors, and tweak other visual options.
• Event display: View past events up to 7 days from the present, hide declined events, and highlight events.

Cons

• Lacks Google integrations: You can’t pull Google Tasks or fetch Google Calendar Reminders.

Pros

• Offline editing: Internet access isn’t necessary to use the app.
• Event creation: Set times, reminders, rules for repeating events, and event duration.

Cons

• No more updates: For fixes and upgrades, you’ll have to switch to the pro version.