Proton Calendar on Mobile
Love that you guys created an encrypted Calendar - but what's the point of it if the only way to use it is to log in on the PM web version? There is no sync, no push notifications, and worst of all it's not available on mobile.
I think most of us use calendars on our mobile devices.
So PCalendar should either have a standalone app, or at the very least be integrated into the PMail app.
Better yet, is there any way to integrate/sync calendar data into a device's other third party calendar app?
For example, I've been using Fruux to keep my contacts and calendars in sync on multiple devices. I can add a calendar event in, say, Android's native calendar app, then it'll sync up with Fruux, and push that event on to ALL my other calendar apps (Fantastical on iOS, Thunderbird's calendar plugin, etc etc etc).
Thank you
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alexhassi commented
Proton Calendar's encrypted platform offers security but lacks mobile integration, hindering usability. A dedicated app or integration with ProtonMail could enhance accessibility. Third-party synchronization, like Fruux, could bridge the gap, enabling seamless interaction with diverse calendar apps across devices. This would empower users with flexibility while maintaining privacy. Check more on https://greatdeserttours.com/tour-category/tours-from-casablanca/
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Sorin Ciobotaru commented
Hi!
I am a new user of proton services, mail and calendar. I would like the email application to have a costum sound notification and the calendar application to have a widget. It would be very useful. Hope you think the same!
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S Kwok commented
Please consider support for Watch OS on Apple Calendar. It would be very important to have the event visible directly on my wrist on the Apple Watch.
Even limited functionality (view only + snoozing reminders) would already be very useful.
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Martin Sims commented
Being able to view my next event easily on my watch is pretty important to me. At the moment I have to resort to subscribing to my Proton calendar through apple calendars which kind of defeats the point
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SteveFinn commented
The only thing lacking from Proton Calendar, which I tried to use in place of Google Calendar, is notifications. My Apple Watch receives a notification from Google Calendar but not from Proton Calendar. This implies that I receive notifications from Google Calendar even if I'm hiking without my iPhone. https://laptopwise.com/best-gaming-laptop-for-the-call-of-duty/ I don't receive any Proton Calendar notifications. Sadly, unless I can receive notifications on my Watch, I cannot switch from Google Calendar to Proton Calendar.
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Jim commented
Having tried to use Proton Calendar as a replacement for Google Calendar, the only thing missing is notifications. Google Calendar sends a notification to my Apple Watch; Proton Calendar does not. This means that if I'm out on a hike without my iPhone, I get notifications from Google Calendar. I do not get any notifications from Proton Calendar. Unfortunately, this means that I cannot leave Google Calendar for Proton Calendar until I can get notifications on my Watch. (Note that this could be texts (to 999999@tmo.com or whatever it is). I just need to be notified on my Watch when an upcoming event is due.
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S Kwok commented
Currently the Proton Calendar app on iOS cannot be viewed on my Apple Watch. Please add the widget / app for Watch OS so that the calendar events & notifications can be viewed on my Apple Watch.
Calendar visibility on watch is the last hurdle for me to completely switch my calendar from iCloud to Proton.
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29g45774 commented
Great that there is a proton calendar android app, but if I can't integrate it with aCalendar+, then I'm not going to use it. I understand being able to integrate with 3rd party app chips away at security, but it is still better than not using proton calendar at all. Proton could add a warning for enabling the feature.
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R.K.Foster commented
Love Calendar but have iPhone... iPhone's calendar doesn't play nice with nice with Proton...I don't want to tote around a Windows Laptop to enter and read my calendar's dates.
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Matt commented
Yes! While it might defeat some of the security that PM offers, being able to sync to a third-party calendar app (like the iOS built-in calendar app, Thunderbird calendar, Kalendar, etc.) would enable a lot of functionality for users.
Users should, of course, assess the risks of doing so and weigh them against the benefits of having a native calendar client.
After assessing my risks and needs, being able to sync, use my proton calendar next to my other calendars, and use my proton calendar to aid in automating tasks outweighs the risks of using legacy calendar protocols. -
Joseph commented
Anticipating the iOS release
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Anonymous commented
Is there an update on this calendar?
Having it Beta is beautiful, but as it's not open to everyone, it's also useless.
What is the timeline to make it really beta (open to everyone in beta)?
What is the ETA to have it available?I come from Android to iOS and need now to migrate back my proton events to Google Calendar. It's very frustrating and unbelievable how Proton could underestimate this huge lack in the suite of products.
The development is massively slow.
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Maja commented
Will there be a new option to join the beta testing?
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David B. commented
You really need to include iOS in all your apps or you're not going to get the traction you would like.
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Matthieu HUSS commented
I really like the entire proton suit on my iOS devices because today every other service have a mobile app and it’s quite old to me for use a web interface on a mobile
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Daniel Weitzel commented
This should be a no brainer. Need an app for android and IOS
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[Deleted User] commented
This is the absolute biggest drawback to Proton right now. Using a web version in Safari on my phone just isn't cutting it. I am temp using Apple Calendar instead of my absolutely perfect Google Calendar (aside from being Google). I need all of my stuff under one provider. This has been promised since last year and we've not heard a peep about it since nearly then.