Calendr1.25.5

Calendr opens a calendar view from the macOS menu bar and gives users a quick place to create or inspect events. Its event entry field accepts a title followed by optional date, time, duration, all-day, and calendar instructions, so an entry such as “Pickleball with Tom next Friday from 10 to 12 /sport” can be completed in one line. As you type, Calendr highlights recognized instructions, fills the corresponding event fields immediately, and removes those instructions from the saved title.

The parser understands dates such as today, tomorrow, yesterday, in a week, in 3 days, on Friday, at Friday, next Friday, and August 12, along with times such as at 14, at 2pm, at noon, tomorrow morning, from 10 to 12, and at 22 until 1. It also handles relative starts and durations including in 2 hours, for 30 minutes, for 2 hours, and for 4 days, plus all day and full day entries. Adding a slash followed by part of a calendar name, such as /sport, fuzzy-matches and selects that calendar. English and Czech instructions are supported, while other localizations can opt into the English parser; the feature is configurable in Settings, enabled by default for English and Czech, follows each locale’s numeric date order, and always preserves the first word as the event title.

Calendr can show multiple time zones in the menu bar using formats such as HH:mm@GMT+2 'LT' and HH:mm@GMT-3 'BR', producing entries like 15:00, 17:00 LT, and 12:00 BR. Its URL scheme can open dates, but relative-date handling is limited to today, yesterday, and tomorrow rather than expressions such as next week or last month. Version 1.25.5 is freeware for macOS 15 Sequoia or later and runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.