Calendar0
Hey HN! I'm the creator of Calendar0, a menubar calendar for MacOS and Windows that I've been working on for the past few months. The app is designed to make calendar management actually accessible without opening a browser every time you need to check your schedule. One of Calendar0's main goals is to eliminate the constant context-switching between multiple calendar accounts and providers. The latest update finally adds Apple Calendar support alongside Google and Microsoft 365, so you can now see all your calendars in a single unified view. I also just shipped bulk operations: you can add…
Calendar0 launched on October 6, 2025 with 26 votes, #511 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Calendar0 is a system tray app with AI scheduling. Type "lunch with Sarah tomorrow": it finds her email, checks availability, books it. One-click calendar access. One-click meeting join. No more browser tab chaos.
Stop switching windows to check your calendar. See your full schedule with one click. Schedule meetings by typing what you think. Calendar0 lives next to your clock—no browser needed. Get your 20 minutes back.
You open three browser tabs to check. Takes 4 minutes. You forget the bug fix you just figured out. You search for the meeting. Check everyone's calendar. Send three emails. Your morning productivity is shot . You scramble for email addresses. Check Slack. Search the directory. Your boss is waiting . Automatic conflict detection. Smart scheduling. Protected focus time. Save 20 minutes every single day. Type 'lunch with Sarah tomorrow'. Calendar0 finds Sarah's email. Checks everyone's availability. Sends the invite. Done. Personal calendar. Work calendar. Shared calendars. See them all at once. One view. Zero switching. Add buffers to back-to-back meetings instantly. Select multiple events…from calendar0.app
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN! I'm the creator of Calendar0, a menubar calendar for MacOS and Windows that I've been working on for the past few months. The app is designed to make calendar management actually accessible without opening a browser every time you need to check your schedule. One of Calendar0's main goals is to eliminate the…
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