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ProtonCalendar App for iOS and Android

I request a ProtonCalendar App for easy use on iPhone's and Android. Proton has already made MAIL and VPN apps successfully, so the Calendar app would be a great feature I would use multiple times everyday.

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  • Jerry commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I also share this feature request. I would love to see it and I would use it every day! This is one feature that would enable me to ditch google completely. They currently hold a very good hold on the calendar market with ease of use and functionality. This would help me support proton services 100%

  • Markus Lanxinger commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    needs an iOS app ASAP. really unhappy everything gets released on android first ... a system with questionable privacy practices is your first priority ?

  • Jason commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Just to add to the comments....DEFINITELY need an iOS app. iOS is far more secure than Android. Looking forward to its release.

  • Elena commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Protoncalendar without an iOS app is nada, nichts, niente, nothing, rien. I won't use a calendar that cannot be checked from my mobile devices on the go :S

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I would find a widget in the proton calendar app useful. Similar to the default android calendar app or outlook but proton calendar.

    This is really hindering it because it needs quick viewability of upcoming events or even a whole calendar month to be useful without having to open the app each time.

  • Lam commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I export google calendar to proton calendar but seems doesn't work even import successful.

  • Tim commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I'll add my voice. I pay for ProtonMail, trying to extricate myself from Google. We really need a calendar app for iOS.

  • Paul commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hi, any word on when the iOS calendar app will be available OR a way to connect it to iCloud calendar?

    I love the Proton suite but this is becoming a MAJOR inconvenience. Please tell us when this will be available.

  • NOOR ALAM commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    You need to download the ProtonVPN app for your operating system. You can securely stream your favorite shows on Windows, macOS, and Linux devices or on the go with an Android device.

    If you have an Android TV, you can join the beta testing program and install the app directly on your device.

  • Jeffrey Brunn commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I can't wait for the IOS version of the Proton Calendar app. I am in the process of ditching all things Google and this is a perfect opportunity for me. I was wondering if there is proposed release date? Thanks in advance for any information.

  • RMullis commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I agree with everything I have heard here. I was going to submit new category until I stumbled on here.

    Thanks Proton Team, so far everything else looks great. I used ProtonVPN when I travel for work and it works quite fast compared to other VPN software packages. Excited for the ProtonDrive, ProtonCalendar and someone mentioned a office suite like Google, but to be honest, I think their suite stuff sucked. Opening a gdoc in MS Word would force extra work to fix layouts and gcalc and excel were even worse. I’m looking at just using a local app like LibreOffice which is a successor to OpenOffice.

  • Justin commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    The Proton Calendar Beta is over a year old and still too primitive. The recently released Android app is even more limited. Don't get me wrong, I like what I am seeing so far. However, the pace of development both on the web interface and the Android app is painfully slow.

    I'm unable to create and manage calendars in the Android app. Also, the Proton Calendar needs more robust support for reoccurring rules, To-dos, Tasks, and Journals. I can't even import an ics file of national holidays and events (like daylight savings changes) without Proton Calendar balking that the event re-occurrences are too complicated to handle. The calendar desperately needs to support events that occur during specific weeks of the month on specific days (such as an event occurring the 3rd Thursday of every April). Without this ability its very difficult to calendar holidays and such.

    Also, there is no provision for sharing/inviting others to calendar events.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Agreed that the calendar has almost no use as long as it can be installed on a phone and set to give phone reminders. I am anxious for this to be developed and would be willing to be part of a beta test group.

  • Serah commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    The calendar and current early version of the Android app is great. The last thing holding me back from completely switching from Google Calendar to Proton Calendar is a widget which would let me see today's and the next few days' events at a glance. I'd be grateful if you could develop this feature at some point.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I am happy with Windows so far, but..would be nice if I can embed the calendar on my site in a secure way so that customers can only see when I am available and when I am busy.

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