Reviews praise rock-solid reliability, cross-device sync, and tight email/workspace integrations that keep schedules, reminders, and deadlines in one place. Users like clean design, color-coded calendars, and recent polish like dark mode, though some want better task list color controls. Founders highlight dependable APIs and easy embedding: makers of

folk

cite smooth contact and meeting workflows; makers of

Welltory

note straightforward health-data scheduling; makers of

Dovetail

value predictable event handling. Overall: simple, ubiquitous, and trusted for daily planning at any scale.

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seamless integration (7)

color-coded calendars (2)

easy scheduling (2)

reminders (2)

simple design (2)

sync across devices (2)

user-friendly interface (2)

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•2 reviews

Google Calendar is a simple and clean calendar that I use on my browser and Android phone. I like that it recently added dark mode and has great customization options. I can create different calendars and use colors to separate work and personal life easily. No matter how many other calendar apps I try, I always come back to this one because it works so well. The only thing I would change is the colors for Google Tasks. I wish each task list could have its own color to make it easier to tell them apart, like work tasks and personal tasks.

What's great

customization options (1)dark mode (1)simple design (2)color-coded calendars (2)

What needs improvement

limited task color options (1)

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7 views1yr ago

•2 reviews

Google Calendar has been an indispensable tool for me for many years. Its seamless integration across multiple devices and platforms has significantly enhanced my productivity. The calendar's user-friendly interface and robust features, such as color-coding events and setting reminders, have made it an invaluable asset in managing both personal and professional commitments.

What's great

user-friendly interface (2)reminders (2)sync across devices (2)seamless integration (7)color-coded calendars (2)

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used

Google Calendar

to build Calldock

•17 reviews

We all use it, so it only makes sense to integrate it into our app. Syncing with Google Calendar makes scheduling super easy. Our AI agents use Google Calendar to check availability and book meetings live on call. It just feels like a natural extension of how people already organize their day-to-day.

What's great

seamless integration (7)easy scheduling (2)

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3 views10mo ago

•6 reviews

Gcal keeps everything in one place—meetings, deadlines, reminders—and helps me stay on top of things. I love how it syncs across devices and integrates seamlessly with email notifications. Simple, reliable, and part of my daily routine.

What's great

reminders (2)sync across devices (2)reliable performance (1)seamless integration (7)simple design (2)

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10mo ago

used

Google Calendar

to build Clipse

•3 reviews

Building add-ons for Google Calendar was a great experience thanks to all their documentation and fast approval process!

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1yr ago

used

Google Calendar

to build Flexpoint

•49 reviews

Every coaching call, event, and session booked through Flexpoint syncs effortlessly with Google Calendar. It’s intuitive for both creators and customers, keeps everything organized, and just works. No learning curve, no missed calls—just smart scheduling built into the tools people already use.

What's great

user-friendly interface (2)seamless integration (7)easy scheduling (2)

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used

Google Calendar

to build Dovetail 3.0

•7 reviews

We sync with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook 365 to instantly upload and analyze recordings of customer interviews, sales calls, usability tests, and more.