SoKal: The Social Calendar

SoKal: The Social Calendar

Your travel map, now social

56 ratings
37 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 17, 2026
  • July 19, 2026

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This app integrates friends' travel and availability directly into your calendar, preventing missed social opportunities. It helps you see who's nearby or free to meet, and also tracks your past travels.

Friends' trips on calendar
See all plans in one place
Personal travel map
Event and ticket sale reminders
Connect with friends
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What's New in SoKal

1.1.29

July 19, 2026

A roomier calendar. Tap a day and its details now open in a floating, draggable card you can slide out of the way. No more bottom sheet eating half the screen, so your calendar has more room to breathe and more days in view at a glance. New Black theme. A true black look that is easy on the eyes and kinder to your battery. Choose it under Profile, App appearance. Dark mode now defaults to Black, and our signature SoKal blue is always there when you want it. Trips, all in one place. Your Trips screen now brings together All, Wishlist, and Upcoming in a single view. Search your trips, edit them inline, and jump straight to adding or viewing photos from any trip card. Faster wishlisting. Adding a place you want to go is now a single, simple step. Polish and fixes. Cleaner, more accurate translations across every language, a tidier event form, restored activity in your notification center, and a range of small visual fixes throughout.

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User reviews

Happy customer

So convenient to use and update friends during travel!

Just what I needed

I love planning trips, and this calendar makes it easy to put it all in one place - notes, alerts, photos, invites (if you want to include friends). & I can see when my friends share what they’re planning as well! It’s a must have to stay connected.

Great social app

I recently signed up for this app and instantly liked it. Seeing my different friends events and travel plans they want to share and being able to maybe connect with them is a game changer.!

Useful

As someone who travels a ton, and also has a busy social life, I found this app super helpful in coordinating my schedule and keeping my friends in the loop

Love this

Love this app. So easy and necessary to connect with people and see what events they are going too.

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FAQ

What does SoKal do?

SoKal is a social calendar app that helps you stop missing opportunities to hang out with friends. It displays your friends' travel plans and availability directly on your personal calendar, so you can easily see when they are nearby or free to meet up.

What are the key features of SoKal?

Key features include automatically showing friends' trips on your calendar, consolidating everyone's plans into one view, tracking your past travels with a personal travel map, and providing reminders for important events like ticket sales.

Is SoKal free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, SoKal is a free application. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

How does SoKal help me organize my social life?

SoKal organizes your social life by centralizing information about your friends' movements and availability. By seeing their trips and free times integrated into your calendar, you can proactively plan meetups and avoid the frustration of discovering friends were in town without your knowledge.