Google Calendar

Google Calendar lets you create events, organize task lists, and plan your day from an Android phone, tablet, or Wear OS device. It can add flight, hotel, concert, and restaurant reservations automatically from Gmail, reducing the work of entering travel and social plans. With the same Google account, your schedule is also available on your computer.

Month, week, and day views show upcoming commitments at the level that suits the moment, while calendars on the device, including Exchange calendars, can appear alongside Google Calendar events. Shared calendars allow family members, friends, and colleagues to view, add, or edit events together. Color coding, light and dark themes, full-screen task-list management, and Wear OS tiles and complications help users track plans and tasks across different contexts.

As part of Google Workspace, Google Calendar supports team scheduling by checking teammates’ availability, layering calendars in one view, and adding Google Meet calls to events. Users can attach meeting notes and documents, publish professional booking pages, and share a working location to make coordination easier. It suits individuals managing appointments, families coordinating activities, and teams arranging meetings from mobile devices. Google Calendar is freeware, while a paid version with additional features is also available, and the current version includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

Free to use — a paid version with additional features is also available.