HEY Calendar review
A calendar-focused HEY bundle for people who want planning tools with email.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
HEY Calendar is a personal calendar included with a HEY account from 37signals. It is aimed at solo users and small groups who want structured planning alongside personal email, rather than a calendar-only subscription. The product is available on the web, Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android, with cloud, desktop, and mobile deployment. Its central view is a timeline-based day display, complemented by day, week, and year calendars. Habits, time tracking, journal entries, day notes, countdowns, “Sometime This Week” tasks, flexible reminders, color-coded sub-calendars, and multi-timezone support give it a broader personal-planning focus than a basic event calendar.
Pricing is the clearest consideration. HEY for You costs $99 USD per year and includes a personal HEY email address, HEY Calendar, 100 GB of storage, and access across the listed platforms. HEY for Families costs $179 USD per year and provides a separate @hey.com email address, calendar, and account for each person. HEY for Domains costs $12 USD per user per month and adds custom domains, centralized billing and account management, email aliases, thread sharing, and private team comments. A 30-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan, and the pricing reflects a bundled HEY email and calendar service rather than calendar-only access.
Its ecosystem fit is practical for people already working across major calendar services: imports are available from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook Calendar, and events can be added from email invitations. Users can share calendars with other HEY users, while the published support channels are email and documentation. Two-factor authentication is listed as a security feature. Choose HEY Calendar if timeline planning, personal routines, notes, and an integrated email account matter more than a low-cost standalone calendar. Choose an alternative if you need a calendar-only purchase, broader sharing beyond HEY users, or a free plan.
HEY Calendar pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Timeline, day, week, and year views support flexible planning
- Imports calendars from Google, Outlook, and Apple
- Includes habits, time tracking, notes, reminders, and multi-timezone support
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; HEY for You costs $99 per year
- Calendar access is bundled with a HEY email account
- Calendar sharing is limited to other HEY users
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