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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cd4506
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I concur. I was surprised to not find Calendar offered within the current iOS ProtonMail app. I am disappointed for many reason. I too would like to fully migrate from Google. We need a calendar. Thanks.
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Phantom
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I would love to move completely away from google services and iOS native apps. I would pay extra to have a ProtonMail calendar app.
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Holonium
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It would be greatly appreciated if an iOS app could be released, even if it is just in the beta stages. I do understand that it takes time, but the fact that there is a limited beta release makes me wonder why it has not been opened to more users yet.
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Anonymous
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My idea is that you communicate honestly with your users. Will there be an IOS calendar app? If not, it is unethical for you to imply that there will be and never deliver. If there is a timeline you should share it, even if you don't like how it looks. Keeping customers in the dark does not build goodwill.
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João Carlos
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It would be great to have a Proton calendar app for iOS, for sure. Even better if it's bundled with the existing ProtonMail iOS app.
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🐰
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Ditto to everything. Calendar app for iPad and iPhone would be so useful.
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Sam
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Also support fully open source apps so I can use f-droid instead of sideloading apks.
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Mark Gaking
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This is essential to have. I would use all your products more if you had an iOS calendar app. Thanks.
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Anonymous
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how about just caldav support?
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Anonymous
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I would love this too!!
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AndAnt
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Protoncalendar IOS app please
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Christina Giunta
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I agree with every comment here. It is useless to have the Proton Calendar on my computer but not on ALL devices. This is why I will not use my Proton account yet. I need access to a calendar on ALL my devices for me to start using Proton.
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Christina Giunta
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I have a Proton account but am not using it until they have a Proton calendar for iOS/iPhone. This is so disappointing. I have been waiting a long, long time for this and keep hoping they will do this.
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Anonymous
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I wholeheartedly agree with this. If someone sends me a meeting invite (say, using google calendar), I cannot accept it using the iOS app (either the calendar or ProtonMail). Instead I must go to a browser on my computer in order to get a prompt to accept it and add it to my proton calendar. Clicking "Yes" or accepting via the iOS app takes me to google's site, which I would like to avoid as much as possible. There's currently no way - via the iOS apps - to accept a meeting invite and have it added to my calendar. HUGE missing feature there - definitely not a nice to have, this is critical functionality.
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Anonymous
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It's not a "nice to have". I absolutely need this if I am to use Proton Calendar. I need to have my calendar everywhere I go so I can check/make appointments.
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Anonymous
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we need CalDAV access!! it's useless otherwise...zoho offers this!
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Anonymous
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When will the iOS app for the Proton Calendar released? Waiting since a long time for the application.
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ncmaps
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Over the course of 2021, we will...be bringing Proton Calendar and Proton Drive to all users on all platforms.
per May 2021 birthday news release.
So, within the next 6 months... fingers crossed
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Miles M
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I would suggest writing the iOS app in SwiftUI - it wouldn't reinvent the wheel, it would integrate well with and scale well across different Apple platforms (especially with Mac Catalyst), and it would be easy to maintain. (And it would be easy to make widgets and leverage other Apple platform features).
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R.D.
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I would love to have a Proton calendar app for iOS to work with the mail app.