Proton Calendar: Secure Events

Proton Calendar: Secure Events

By Proton AG

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2022-11-30
  • Current Version: 2.23.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 179.17 MB
  • Developer: Proton AG
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
Score: 3.63517
3.63517
From 836 Ratings
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Description

A calendar is a record of your life: Proton Calendar helps keep it private. Make the most of your time - See your upcoming events as you like with agenda or day view - View and reply to invites - Events and invites are automatically added to your calendar from your Proton Mail inbox - View your schedule in light or dark mode - Add multiple reminders for your events - Create recurring events on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or custom basis - Keep your calendar in sync across all your devices Private by default - No ads, no trackers, and no data harvesting - We can’t spy on your calendar or misuse your data - Protected by the same end-to-end encryption used in Proton Mail - Event names, descriptions, and participants are stored with zero-access encryption - Based in Switzerland, all your data is protected by strict Swiss privacy laws People before profits - Funded by users, not advertisers — Privacy is our business model - Built by scientists and engineers who met at CERN and MIT and founded Proton Mail - Used by high-profile journalists and organizations globally What others say about Proton: “Proton has now made it stupid-easy to encrypt your schedule. Information about what you plan to do, where, and with whom, can be just as sensitive as the messages you send and receive.” Gizmodo Follow Proton on social media for all the latest news and offers: Facebook: /proton Twitter/X: @protonprivacy Reddit: /protonmail Instagram: /protonprivacy EULA: http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula

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Reviews

  • Maybe it’s just me

    2
    By TheInsipidJonyIve
    I can’t find a use for it, yes it’s a calendar but it doesn’t even connect to the mail app or have any visible way of opening ics file attachments. I’d prefer if it analyzed email content and automatically made suggestions based on events received. Can’t even share ics files to the app through standard iOS share panel. If the option exists it lack poor UX or poor explanation. Tapping the “calendar” icon in the email just opens the App Store.

  • Apple Watch support

    4
    By thedbflow
    I would love to see Apple Watch support. I have switched to proton products over google and am missing Watch functionality.

  • Great app to use!

    5
    By ShadoVaine
    As with all of proton apps, the calendar app is user friendly. I enjoy using it everyday!

  • Not for professional people.

    3
    By barcelu
    Unfortunately the font is so small you can barely read it and cannot be adjusted. Font does not respond to the native iPad settings. An amateur attempt with a bit of clunkiness, but at least it’s private. Do better Proton!

  • Freezes up

    1
    By zjdnfjf
    The calendar gets stuck on date details and won’t clear until one shuts off their phone.

  • Future year/months

    3
    By announcrchic
    Needs a way to access the following year/s months at one convenient glance

  • Just can’t make it stick

    3
    By 19Sean85
    I’ve been using Apple Calendar for years and my family has all of our stuff in there. I’ve made the switch easily in every other Proton app but the calendar app just hasn’t grabbed me in the same way as the others. I’m not sure what it is or why but something just isn’t right.

  • Want to like the calendar, but lacks important features

    1
    By zachyychan
    Proton Calendar as a service is great for its encryption, but lacks support for basic quality-of-life features. Additionally, it seems their updates only make the apps worse. Specifically for the iOS app, I am no longer able to delete a recurring meeting, a feature I’ve had access to in the past. In the year of our lord 2025, it’s shocking I cannot create some sort of meeting poll or share my basic availability with an external user. I run a client-oriented business, and this has consistently been a point of frustration. It seems like the Proton team does not prioritize the calendar experience as much as they should, and its lack of support may require me to find a new email provider.

  • Almost Perfect

    4
    By NSA is Watching You
    Proton Calendar is almost perfect. It’s secure, works seamlessly across devices, and with a paid plan, offers color coding. My wish list includes 1) offline mode, in app search, and increased speed. Already kicked Apple’s unencrypted calendar, unencrypted email, and unencrypted contacts to the curb.

  • Great foundation but missing obvious basics

    3
    By Kelly Huiskamp
    I really like Proton and use their other services every day, but the calendar still feels unfinished. You can’t search by location, which makes it a pain to find events tied to specific places. There’s also no way to add travel time like every other modern calendar app. Those two things make it harder to rely on for real scheduling. The privacy and interface are solid, but the features need to catch up if this is going to replace Google or Apple Calendar.

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