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Best calendar solution? (piefed.social)
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So I’ve tried Proton Mail and it’s… not a great user experience. I’m looking for a good calendar specially that works on Mac, Windows, Linux, and iOS. I want to be able to manage my work calendar through it (which is a Google account) and then a personal calendar which is hosted by this new service.

Privacy is important but I’m just trying to avoid major companies like Google. I’ve been trying out Fastmail so far and I think is pretty good and while not as secure as Proton it’s got the usability I’m looking for.

Just wondering if anyone else out there has a recommendo for me before I cancel my proton subscription and commit to Fastmail?

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[–] saxrussell@slrpnk.net 1 points 2 weeks ago

Agreeing with @sachamoto. One Calendar might be what you're looking for. it's cross platform, you can link all your calendars, has a free tier and like a one time purchase for 5 bucks to unlock all features. And they appear to be a small dutch company. one calendar