The best
Absolutely worth it. I’ve used it for years. No other calendar app compares for functionality, flexibility, simplicity.
Ggormanpn
Still not compatible with 2do
2do (the other app maintained by this developer) has just been rewritten but still BusyCal can't link to the to-items from 2do.
MMarsmite
Great stuff
Terrific app. Full functionality on everything I expected. And the icing on the cake: no monthly subscription. I don’t have to pay the rest of my life for absolutely no reason. Spread the word: the developers have smarts AND integrity!
BBitofinger
Love It!
I really think this is an amazingly put together calendar! Can’t imagine being without it!
Bbillsimpson9595
Bug
Subject: Bug Report: Incorrect Chinese Lunar Calendar Calculation in BusyCal iOS
Hi BusyMac Support Team,
I found a calculation bug regarding the Chinese Lunar Calendar (Alternate Calendar -> Chinese) in BusyCal iOS.
Issue Description:
The Chinese Lunar Calendar calculation in BusyCal is currently one month ahead of the official Chinese Lunar Calendar.
* Date: October 5, 2026
* Actual Official Lunar Date: Month 8, Day 25 (八月廿五)
* BusyCal Display: Month 9, Day 25 (九月廿五)
Because of this 1-month shift, the month header is also wrongly shown as "October" instead of "September" in lunar context. The iOS native system calendar displays the correct date (Month 8, Day 25), so this seems to be an issue in BusyCal's internal lunar calendar algorithm.
I have attached the screenshots showing the settings and the main calendar display. Hope you can fix this algorithm bug in the upcoming update.
Thanks!
Hi BusyMac Support Team,
I found a calculation bug regarding the Chinese Lunar Calendar (Alternate Calendar -> Chinese) in BusyCal iOS.
Issue Description:
The Chinese Lunar Calendar calculation in BusyCal is currently one month ahead of the official Chinese Lunar Calendar.
* Date: October 5, 2026
* Actual Official Lunar Date: Month 8, Day 25 (八月廿五)
* BusyCal Display: Month 9, Day 25 (九月廿五)
Because of this 1-month shift, the month header is also wrongly shown as "October" instead of "September" in lunar context. The iOS native system calendar displays the correct date (Month 8, Day 25), so this seems to be an issue in BusyCal's internal lunar calendar algorithm.
I have attached the screenshots showing the settings and the main calendar display. Hope you can fix this algorithm bug in the upcoming update.
Thanks!
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