Calends: Merge Calendars

Calends: Merge Calendars

Share work & family schedules

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June 18, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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Most of us don't have one calendar, we have a pile of them. Work, personal, your partner's, the kids' school and teams, plus everything you subscribe to. Apple Calendar can show them together, but it can't fold them into a single calendar you own, sync everywhere, and hand to someone else. Calends does. It takes the calendars you already see in Apple Calendar, work accounts (Outlook, Exchange, Google), iCloud, subscribed feeds, and merges them into one master calendar that lives right inside Apple Calendar. Keep it to yourself, or share it with anyone. Build as many as you need, each showing exactly what its audience should see: • One family calendar, every school, sports, and activity feed, plus both parents' schedules, on everyone's devices. • Your whole work schedule for your partner, on-call, clinic, shifts, travel, as one calendar they simply subscribe to. • Just enough for colleagues and assistants, or share BUSY-ONLY, so they see when you're free to meet, never the details. You can even replace "Busy" with a label of your choosing. WHAT MAKES CALENDS DIFFERENT Calends never logs into your accounts. No OAuth, no password, nothing for IT to approve, it only reads what your device already syncs into Apple Calendar. That's why it works even in locked-down workplaces (universities, hospitals, finance, government) where calendar apps that ask to sign in are blocked. And there's no monthly subscription: it runs entirely on your device. • No logins, no accounts, no servers • No subscription: pay once • Everything stays in your private iCloud • Works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, always in sync HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a master calendar, name it, give it a color. It appears right inside Apple Calendar. 2. Pick which of your calendars feed it, iCloud, work, Google, subscribed feeds. 3. Share it like any calendar, or keep it private. Calends keeps it filled, deduplicated, and up to date in the background. Your original calendars are never touched, Calends only ever writes to the master it maintains, so you can delete one anytime and every source stays exactly as it was. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account to create. Nothing to log into. No data ever leaves your devices and your own iCloud. PRICING Free for 30 days, then a one-time purchase, no subscription. Includes Family Sharing.
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What's New in Calends

2.5

November 2, 2026

Calends 2.5 is a major update: the whole app has been redesigned, and you get finer control over what people see. • A redesigned app, top to bottom: every calendar gets its own tile and colour, one clear status card replaces the scattered notices, and on Mac a new sidebar keeps your calendars in view while you work on one. • New: show selected events as busy. Keep a calendar in full detail and turn only the events you choose into busy blocks, with your own label if you like: a check-up can read "Appointment" while the rest of the day stays readable. • Easier to start: "New master calendar" now sits right under your list, and on Mac it's also File > New Master Calendar (⌘N). • If syncing ever pauses, Calends now names the events it's holding back and explains why. • Steadier syncing between your devices: your iPhone now picks up changes without being opened, and a new device shows its download progress and can let you know when it's done. • Calendars with the same name, such as a "Calendar" in two different accounts, are now kept apart: Calends asks once which is which. • Fixes: if you've bought Calends, "Trial ended" no longer flashes up at launch, and cancelling a new calendar no longer leaves an empty one behind. Tip: update Calends on all your devices together.

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$14.99

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One-time unlock. All devices. Family Sharing included.

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