Use calendar offline
I don't really mind whether its a bridge to an existing app - Apple Mail, Lightning - or adedicated proton app but I need a calendar that I can use (rather than just view) offline. That means adding and editing events. This seems to me a pretty basic function, without it Proton Calendar is not much use to me. I am offline a lot of the time.

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Luke Cadwell commented
Offline is a must. I also use a Business Calendar for android which is a superior calender app but I cannot sync it with proton. Only import.
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Amaryllis Kulla commented
The built-in app I used before was perfect; it was snappy (no web UIs), had Japanese localization, and most importantly, was not tied to my online status. The one big glaring downside was its coupling to google, which is why I switched to Proton for the time being.
Please implement offline mode asap; it's so annoying putting in an appointment, remembering you're not inside a local hotspot, and having to later remember to reopen the app, praying that the entry you made hasn't been dropped from RAM yet.
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nichu42 commented
Hmm... Proton Calendar works for me while I'm offline. Maybe you want to report this is a bug?
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Paul commented
I decided for the paid subscribtion to soon. Proton falls short on many aspects that other (free) mail and calender services allready have.
Please tell costumers in advance things like the impossiblity to use calender and mail offline. This should not have been offered in a payed subscription. -
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Anonymousse commented
I can only agree. Not only is an offline view useful (i.e. think of mobile use, no Internet connection), it also allows to work on it, in case of a disconnect from anywhere. You simply sync the calendar with the server, when you go online with both versions.
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Flood commented
Using the calendar offline is a big Must! I travel/work a lot in areas with almost no to no signal and without wifi access.
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NeedToKnowOnly commented
As anyone who frequently travels, being able to access and add/edit/delete entries while Offline for later syncing is a must have.
I would prefer this in your own dedicated app.
I can't use Proton for calendar purposes until this is fully implemented -
Renaud commented
I agree, I am a visionary subscriber and have moved all my Google/Outlook accounts to ProtonMail. The emails, contacts and calendar shared between my mobile phone, my Linux PCs and my servers are critical.
The ability to share my calendar (several of my accounts) in read (already possible) but especially in write with my applications is essential.
A shared calendar with a third person is also a big plus!
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Luca Di Grazia commented
I think CalDav is essential to use the calendar on multiple devices. Please add the support, it is very important!
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Yusuf M commented
Agreed. I signed up for premium because I just assumed that like any modern system, Proton's calendar would have CalDav support. I'm going to switch when my renewal comes up. Not having the calendar available in the field and not being able to merge it with other calendars makes it useless.
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S Kwok commented
Agree - if there is a bridge available on iOS to the native calendar app, this will be so helpful. I can also have the calendar notifications / visibility on Apple Watch.
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Joachim VH commented
I agree with this
I also refer to another suggestion that integrates this suggestion:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/36650287-all-in-one-proton-desktop-app -
[Deleted User] commented
This should be available on all platforms (starting with Android and iOS since they already have apps). Sync back once the network returns.
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Nazareno Redi commented
This is one of the missing features that prevents me to go to paid plan
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Joel commented
It's not necessarily an offline calendar that I need, but integration with offline applications. I'd love for Proton Calendar to be able to sync with Gnome Calendar so that I get proper integration into my desktop environment, native notifications for events, etc.
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Maja commented
I agree. I love proton, and I like the proton set up, but proton calendar only via web and no option to make it work when offline is a problem. Currently for me I can't even 'view' when I'm offline.
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Philip commented
I agree. Right now, I need to augment ProtonMail with MS Outlook just to get some basic offline functionality on my devices.