WeekCal review
A wide-view calendar for people coordinating multiple services and schedules.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
WeekCal is a customizable calendar and planning app for individuals, families, and small teams managing personal, family, and business schedules. Its view range covers day, agenda, mini-month, month, week, and year formats, while event templates, recurring-event customization, reminders, widgets, sharing, and calendar subscriptions support more involved planning. It is available on macOS, iOS, and Android, with the description also identifying iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac support.
The free plan provides a substantial base for users who want multiple ways to review their schedules. Optional subscriptions include an Annual Pro Subscription, with highlights covering calendar views, Calendar Store access, and reminders; the product description also names optional Pro and Elite subscriptions. Calendar-source support is a notable part of the offering: WeekCal connects with iCloud, Google Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, Microsoft Exchange, Outlook, CalDAV, and ICS subscriptions. That makes it a practical fit for people bringing schedules from several services into one planning app.
WeekCal stands out most for combining visual flexibility with active event management. Users can drag, copy, paste, and reschedule events, customize recurring events, invite participants, share events, and create or join Zoom meetings. Calendar insights and time-spent summaries add a review layer beyond basic appointment tracking. The trade-off is breadth: someone who wants only a minimal calendar may find the many views, services, subscriptions, and planning tools unnecessary. WeekCal is better suited to users coordinating multiple calendars or detailed personal and business schedules than to people seeking a narrowly focused, single-calendar experience.
Questions about WeekCal
What does WeekCal run on? macOS, iOS and Android. It runs as a desktop app and as a mobile app.
What does WeekCal integrate with? 8 integrations, including iCloud, Google Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, Microsoft Exchange and Outlook.
Who is WeekCal built for? Solo users and small businesses (our editorial estimate).
WeekCal pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Six calendar views, from day and agenda to month, week, and year
- Supports iCloud, Google, Yahoo, Outlook, Exchange, CalDAV, and ICS
- Includes event editing, reminders, widgets, sharing, Zoom, and insights
- Where it doesn't
- Its broad view and service set may exceed simple scheduling needs
- Optional Pro and Elite subscriptions add complexity to the offering
- The app focuses on Apple and Android platforms rather than a wider desktop set
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