How is this suggestion so low?! The Calendar is virtually useless without this functionality.

You cant see the topic of the calender Reminder in the Proton Mail App, when you get an Email Reminder on a Calender entry.

You see it in the Windows Client but not in the App for the cell phone. To see the topic you actually have to jump from the Mail App to the calendar.

This is the only reason I haven't completely left Google Calendar behind

TOTALLY agree with this!! Tell me what the event is!!

Came here to suggest this. This is the most frustrating thing about calendar event reminders. I don't want to open the email to see what the event is - just show me in the subject.
If there are privacy concerns, having the option to turn this on would be awesome.

We need the details in the email.
If the calendar sends the email to a proton account, include the calendar title in the email subject. Include calendar details in the body.

If the calendar sends email to non-proton account, include the calendar title in the email body to protect privacy.

Calendar email notifications should include the title of the event in the subject line of the email. Instead of just Reminder: event starting...

Currently, the subject line does not show the Event title. For example, if I have a calendar event "Call Grandma", this is what Proton's email notification subject would be:

"Reminder: event starting at 19:00 (GMT-7) on Thursday, September 19"

If you have a few of these, it looks confusing.

Compare this with Google's email subject:

"Notification: Call Grandma @ Thu 19 Sept 2024 19:00 - 19:30 (PDT) (Main calendar)"

It's actually incredibly annoying to look at a calendar notification and have no idea what it's for... It's also incredibly inconvenient to have to open up the Proton calendar every time just to figure it out. It would be so much better/easier if you could just give the option to show the title of notifications in the taskbar. PLEASE add this. Thanks.

We NEED this feature added. Please, team Proton!

What we receive currently is 100% useless. "Reminder: event starting at... ". That does me no good. I have to stop, open my phone, open the calendar app, and look at the event. When it could just tell me the name, and we all save time. This one missing feature has me considering moving away from proton entirely. It's so basic, makes me wonder what other basic things are being overlooked.

Thank you for reviewing and letting me know if this suggestion was duplicated Kazimierz Krauze.

I have cast my vote where you directed.

This is a duplicate idea:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-proton-calendar/suggestions/44847187-add-details-to-email-event-reminders

When I receive a calendar notification email in the smartphone proton mail application, there is absolutely no event title and so on, only a button to be directed to open the calendar application. (different from the one on the Proton Mail website or Protonmail desktop application).

This is actually very inconvenient if we want to see it quickly on a smartphone.

Please consider fixing this.

Surprised that this is not one of the top requested features. The lack of seeing the event in reminders is one of the major reasons I use Proton Calendar only rarely.

A huge time saving opportunity. Current reminder Subject line requires an extra step to open and read the email body. Adding this improvement would elevate Calendar to time management function.

This function is so important for my daily work flow I will not abandon Google Suit until it's implemented, and I have been waiting for years.

So to be clear, you are loosing 6 clients for this particular problem. I have a business and 6 email accounts for the rest of the team in Google.

Also the description, or first X number of characters

The following options should be enabled by default, but user can disable (e.g, to save space of not wanting to show the information in the email)

- Include event name in the Email subject.
- Include all other calendar information in the Email body.

I still use google calendar due to the lack of this in proton calendar.