Our Product
Unical: every calendar you own, in one place
Unical brings all your Google and Microsoft calendars together on your phone — and writes your changes back to them. Not a viewer: a calendar you can actually work in.
Built, tested, and heading for the stores
- Platforms
- iOS and Android
- Status
- In review with the app stores
- Works with
- Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook, as many accounts as you have
What It Does
A calendar you can work in, not just look at
Everything below is in the first release. Nothing here is coming soon.
One calendar for everything
Connect as many Google and Microsoft accounts as you like and see them together.
- Every calendar in each account, not just the main one
- Each calendar keeps its own colour
- Add or remove accounts at any time
Four ways to look at your time
Month, year, day and list — switch with one tap.
- Month grid you swipe through
- Day timeline with a live now line
- List view grouped by day
- Year overview of twelve months
Two-way sync
What you change in Unical changes in Google Calendar and Outlook.
- Create an event straight onto a connected calendar
- Edit and delete events that came from Google or Microsoft
Events with the details that matter
- Repeat daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly or yearly
- Alerts from the time of the event up to a day before
- Travel time, shown as a block before the event
- All-day and multi-day events
- A colour per event, or the calendar's own
Reminders that keep up
- Tick them off from the day view
- Repeating reminders roll to their next date instead of ending
- Mark one urgent
- Timed reminders notify you
Your calendars, your way
- Show or hide any calendar, yours or a connected one
- Create, rename, recolour and delete your own calendars and lists
- Hidden calendars disappear from every view and from search
Alerts that survive a new phone
Alerts are rebuilt from your account every time the app opens, so reinstalling or switching phones doesn't lose them.
Search and settings
- Search events and reminders by title, place or notes
- Change your password, log out, delete your account
- Automatic light and dark mode
Your Data
Your events are never copied to us
Unical reads your Google and Microsoft events when you open a view and discards them after. Here is everything the app handles, in full.
Name, email, password
- Why
- Your Unical account
- Where it lives
- Our database. Passwords are hashed, never stored as text.
Google and Microsoft access tokens
- Why
- To read and update your calendars
- Where it lives
- Our database, encrypted. Removed when you disconnect the account or delete yours.
Events and reminders you create in Unical
- Why
- The app's own calendars and lists
- Where it lives
- Our database.
Your Google and Microsoft events
- Why
- To show them in the app
- Where it lives
- Never stored. Fetched from the provider each time you open a view, and discarded after.
Names and colours of your connected calendars
- Why
- To list them, and to remember which ones you hid
- Where it lives
- Our database.
Analytics, advertising, location, contacts
- Why
- —
- Where it lives
- None collected. Unical contains no analytics and no advertising libraries.
The same list appears in the privacy policy. Deleting your account removes all of it and revokes our access at Google, from inside the app.
What's Next
Not in this release
Left out on purpose, so the first version does what it says rather than half-doing more.
Invitations inbox
Replying to meeting invites. Planned as its own release rather than squeezed into this one.
Invitees on events
Inviting people belongs with the invitations work.
Forgot-password email
Changing your password works today. Resetting a forgotten one needs an email sender we have not set up yet.
Attachments
Needs file storage, which v1 does not have.
Shared calendars of our own
Sharing happens in Google or Microsoft, and Unical respects what you set there.
Web and desktop
Phone only for now.
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