Your calendars.
Finally in sync.

Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, and ICS feeds into one synchronized system. Set rules once. Let events flow automatically. Never double-book yourself again.

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Calendar chaos is real

If any of these sound familiar, you need a bridge.

Your calendars don't talk to each other

Google for work. Outlook for clients. An ICS feed for the team. Each one's a silo, and switching between them eats your day.

You get double-booked anyway

Outlook says you're free at 2pm. Google says you're in a meeting. Your client books that slot. Awkward email follows.

You play scheduling ping-pong

"How about Tuesday?" "No, Wednesday?" "Wait, what timezone?" Half a workday spent picking a slot.

One bridge. Every calendar.

MiCal doesn't replace your calendars. It connects them.

Universal Sync

Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and ICS feeds — all syncing in real-time. Not "eventually." Now.

Smart Sync Flows

"Copy events from Calendar A to B, but only 9-5, and mark them private." Set rules once. They run forever.

Public Booking Pages

Share a link. Clients pick a time. It lands on your calendar instantly. No account required for them.

Multi-Tenant Workspaces

One account, multiple workspaces. Perfect for agencies managing calendars across client organizations.

Privacy-First

Your calendar data stays yours. Tokens are encrypted at rest (AES-256, the boring kind banks use) and we never read your event content beyond what's needed to sync.

API-First Architecture

Built as serverless functions with clean REST endpoints. Integrate with your existing tools and workflows.

Built for families. Built for teams.

The calendars in your life don't all live in one place. Now they can finally talk to each other.

For families

"Can you come over for dinner on the 15th?"

You don't know. Your partner's work calendar is on Outlook. Your kid's soccer is an ICS feed. Your school cal is somewhere else entirely. By the time you've checked everything, the window has closed.

MiCal merges every family calendar — across providers — into one shared view. Each parent sees what the other has on. School plays, soccer games, work meetings, dentist appointments — together. Answer "yes, we're free" with confidence.

  • Cross-platform sharing — Google, Outlook, iCloud (via ICS)
  • Color-coded by family member
  • Privacy you control — share full detail, or just free/busy
  • "Ask the family" — type a time, get an instant yes/no
For teams

"I'm the consultant juggling five clients."

Each client has their own Google Workspace or Office 365. Switching tabs to find your day is exhausting. Worse, getting double-booked because Client A can't see Client B's blocks.

MiCal connects them all. See every client's events in your personal calendar. Push "[Client A] busy" blocks back to their workspace so they don't book over you. Same feature works for agencies, partners, anyone with calendars across organizations.

  • One calendar to read, many to feed it
  • "[Name] " prefixes so it's always clear who's on the slot
  • Per-member rules — what they see, what gets pushed
  • Works for voice assistants — Alexa reads your unified day

How MiCal compares

A few good products live near MiCal. Here's the honest matrix — we don't do everything, and we don't pretend to.

  MiCal Calendly TidyCal OneCal Cal.com Reclaim
Sync events between Google + Outlook + ICS Yes — — Yes — Google only
Public booking pages Yes Yes Yes — Yes Yes
Family / team merged calendar across providers Yes — — — Limited —
Per-person sharing levels (full vs free/busy) Yes Limited Limited — Limited Limited
"[Name] " prefixes on pushed events Yes — — Limited — —
Smart 25 / 50-minute defaults with built-in buffers Yes Manual Manual — Manual Yes
AI auto-scheduling for tasks & habits — — — — — Yes
Open source / self-hostable — — — — Yes —

Calendly and TidyCal own scheduling links. OneCal owns calendar sync. Cal.com is open-source booking. Reclaim is AI auto-scheduling. MiCal is the only one that does cross-provider sync, booking pages, and family/team schedules together — so the calendar your spouse, your client, and the soccer league all use can finally live in one place. Adjacent tools we admire but don't directly overlap with: Motion, Clockwise, Cron / Notion Calendar, Fantastical, Vimcal, and Cozi (family-only).

Honest pricing

Free for couples and small families. A few dollars a month for unlimited everything. No surprises. Free during beta — billing starts later

Free
$0
forever
  • 2 connected calendars
  • 2 sync flows
  • 1 booking page
  • 1 family group, up to 3 members
  • "Sent with MiCal" booking footer
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Individual
$3
per month, billed annually
or $4 month-to-month
  • Unlimited calendars + sync flows
  • Unlimited booking pages
  • Custom subdomain (jmr.mical.net)
  • No MiCal footer on bookings
  • Priority support
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Best value
Family
$6
per month, billed annually
or $8 month-to-month — flat for 5
  • Up to 5 family members
  • Each gets full Individual features
  • Cross-platform merged schedule
  • Cross-tenant push with [Name] prefix
  • "Ask the family" availability check
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Team
$3
per seat per month, billed annually
2-seat minimum · $4 month-to-month
  • Per-seat. Scales 2 to 50+
  • Group booking pages
  • Admin role + audit log
  • 5× cheaper than Calendly Teams
  • Annual invoicing available
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Annual billing is ~25% cheaper than month-to-month — and lets us spend less on payment processing, more on building. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial. Cancel anytime.

Set up in 3 minutes

No migration. No learning curve. Just connection.

1

Connect Your Calendars

Authorize Google Calendar, Outlook, or add an ICS feed. MiCal supports all major providers natively.

2

Create Sync Flows

Tell MiCal what to sync, where, and when. Add filters for work hours, privacy settings, and buffers.

3

Share Your Booking Page

Create event types with custom durations and availability. Share the link. Watch meetings book themselves.

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