This app offers a private, peer-to-peer calendar experience. It syncs directly between devices without needing servers or accounts, ensuring your data stays within your chosen groups. Create events, set reminders, and selectively share with members.
1.0.38
August 1, 2026
## What's Changed ### Bug Fixes - Canadian and UK holidays landed on the wrong dates. When a holiday fell on a weekend, it was being moved to the Friday before instead of forward to the next free weekday. The most visible symptom: Boxing Day showing on Christmas Day. Canadian and UK holidays now follow their own rules rather than the US one, so each weekend holiday moves forward to the next weekday nobody else has taken. - Two related date problems came out of the same fix. New Year's Day could render as an invalid date in some years, and two holidays could occasionally claim the same day. Both are fixed, and the dates were checked against the official published lists across 2021 to 2032. - Calendars that already had the wrong dates now fix themselves. Previously you had to switch a holiday calendar off and back on to pick up the corrections. PearCal now tidies these up on its own when you open the app. Reminders you set on a holiday move with it, and any holiday you deleted on purpose stays deleted.
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PearCal is a peer-to-peer calendar app that syncs directly between devices without requiring servers or accounts. Your calendar data remains private and only shared with your chosen groups.
PearCal prioritizes privacy by not requiring account creation, emails, or tracking. Your data stays on your devices and is never sent to any servers, and it is ad-free.
Yes, you can selectively share events with specific members within a peer group. Not all members of a group need to see every event you create.
PearCal offers optional read-only public holiday calendars for the US, Canada, and the UK. These can be toggled from your profile and are stored locally.
PearCal is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It was last updated on June 19, 2026, with version 1.0.31.
Yes, PearCal is completely free to use. It is also open source, with its source code available on GitHub.
You can invite others to a peer group by sharing a link or a QR code. Each group can have its own color and avatar for easy identification.
PearCal has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. It was released on March 23, 2026.
