Ominder review
A free web calendar with reminders, notes, weather, imports, exports, and countdowns.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Ominder is a web-based calendar and event reminder service for solo users and small teams organizing meetings, birthdays, holidays, parties, and other events. Its core workspace combines calendar and timer views with email and SMS event reminders, to-do lists, notes, weather information, countdown timers, and customizable appearance themes. The focus is personal or lightweight event organization rather than collaborative scheduling.
The published plan structure is straightforward: the Free plan includes calendar and timer views, email and SMS reminders, to-do lists and notes, weather information, import and export capabilities, automatic note saving, themes, and countdowns. Ominder runs in the cloud through the web, while calendar import and export connect it with Google Calendar, Microsoft calendar services, Apple calendar services, and other calendar or event-reminder services. That combination suits users who want a central web calendar while retaining compatibility with calendars they already use.
Ominder's breadth is practical for reminders and personal planning, but its collaboration scope is narrower. It does not provide verified shared calendars, scheduling links, advanced collaboration features, time blocking, or video meeting integrations. It is a sensible pick for someone who wants a free, lightweight web calendar with reminders and supporting tools such as weather and countdowns. Users choosing a calendar around shared planning, booking links, mobile apps, or meeting workflows should choose a product built around those capabilities instead.
Questions about Ominder
Does Ominder have a free plan? Yes, there is a free plan.
What does Ominder run on? Web. It runs in the cloud.
What does Ominder integrate with? 4 integrations: Google Calendar, Microsoft calendar services, Apple calendar services and Other calendar and event-reminder services.
Who is Ominder built for? Solo users and small businesses (our editorial estimate).
Ominder pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes calendar, timer, reminders, notes, and to-dos
- Two-way calendar sync with Google, Microsoft, Apple, and other services
- Combines event weather, countdowns, themes, and automatic note saving
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only platform with no documented mobile operating-system support
- No verified shared calendars, scheduling links, or advanced collaboration
- No documented time blocking or video meeting integrations
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