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This app offers a unique peer-to-peer calendar experience, syncing directly between devices without servers or accounts. Share events selectively within private groups, ensuring your data remains solely on your chosen devices.
1.0.55
November 5, 2026
New Features - Personal calendars: keep separate calendars like Work, Health or Family, each with its own name and color. They sync to your other linked devices. - Show or hide any calendar: tap the new Calendars button to switch personal calendars, holiday countries and groups on or off. Each device remembers its own choices, and reminders still go off for hidden calendars. - Web calendars: paste a calendar link (https:// or webcal://), such as your country's public holidays, and PearCal keeps it up to date. These events are read-only and never shared with your groups. - Import into any calendar: when you import an .ics file, choose which personal calendar it goes into, or create a new one named after the file. Improvements - Desktop: personal and web calendars now appear above Groups in the sidebar, and you can fold the Groups list away. - Desktop: your choices for which calendars to show are now remembered after you close the app. - Automatic export can now save each personal calendar to its own file. Privacy - The Android app no longer includes any Google Play Services code.
MoreThank you for the feedback! The latest update should have these features added.
PearCal is a peer-to-peer calendar app that syncs directly between devices without requiring servers or accounts. Your calendar data stays exclusively on the devices of the people you choose to share it with.
PearCal prioritizes privacy by not requiring account creation, email addresses, or any form of tracking. Your data remains on your devices and is never shared with or stored by the developer or any third parties.
Yes, PearCal allows you to selectively share events with specific group members. Not everyone in a group needs to see every event you create, offering granular control over visibility.
No, PearCal is ad-free. The app is developed with a focus on user experience and privacy, ensuring no advertisements interrupt your use.
PearCal is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users who value direct device-to-device syncing.
Yes, PearCal is an open-source application. Its source code is publicly available on GitHub, allowing for transparency and community contributions.
PearCal was last updated on November 5, 2026, with version 1.0.55. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
PearCal has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children aged 4 and older, indicating it contains no mature or inappropriate content.