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CalUnity

by CalUnity · Free

All your Google, Apple and Microsoft calendars in one unified view — no broken syncs, no jumbled events. Free, no ads, no subscriptions.

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About CalUnity

CalUnity solves the broken cross-calendar sync problem by taking a different approach entirely. Instead of trying to sync Google Calendar into Apple Calendar (where events get jumbled, syncs break, and edits don't propagate), CalUnity connects directly to Google, Apple, and Microsoft APIs and renders everything in one clean unified view. Your events stay in their original calendars — CalUnity just shows them all together. Works across iOS, Android, and web. Includes an AI assistant that finds free slots across all calendars and detects conflicts. 100% free, no ads, no subscriptions.

✅ Key Features

Unified view of Google, Apple and Microsoft calendars, Direct API connections — no cross-sync, AI assistant for free slot detection, Conflict detection across calendars, iOS, Android and web support, 100% free with no ads

🧩 Specs

Platforms

iOSAndroidWeb

Integrations

Google CalendarApple CalendarMicrosoft Calendar

🎯 Best For & Tags

Best For

Managing multiple calendar accountsScheduling across Google and Apple calendarsConflict detectionFinding free slots with AIReplacing broken cross-sync workarounds

⭐ User Reviews

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★★★★☆

4/5 05 May 2026

Finally — Google, Apple and Microsoft calendars in one place without the broken sync mess

“CalUnity connects directly to all three calendar APIs instead of cross-syncing — events stay where they belong, nothing gets jumbled. Free, no ads, works on iOS, Android and web.”

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✓ Pros

Direct API connections to all three calendars — no broken cross-sync. Clean unified view across Google, Apple and Microsoft. AI assistant detects conflicts and finds free slots. Works on iOS, Android and web. 100% free, no ads, no subscription.

✗ Cons

Brand new — reliability needs real-world proving. AI assistant depth TBD as product matures. No offline mode details. Limited third-party integrations beyond core calendar providers at launch.