Best calendar & note apps for android
from jasonthedragon442@lemmy.ml to privacy@lemmy.ml on 30 May 19:07
https://lemmy.ml/post/30905603

Hello I’m looking for private and secure calendar and note apps for android. Would love some recommendations!

#privacy

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themeatbridge@lemmy.world on 30 May 19:57 next collapse

I’ve been using Etar for years. Can’t complain. Edit to add that it’s an open source calendar app available on F-Droid.

xela@lemmy.ml on 30 May 20:08 next collapse

github.com/FossifyOrg/Calendar - on f-droid, simple and gets the job done github.com/OmGodse/Notally - on f-droid, simple with no bloat

Clear@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 30 May 20:11 next collapse

I nave always user Obsidianfor my notes (wich are mainly for D&D and personal project, not anything work or school related) and I’m extremely happy with it. It works completely offline, you can make CSS snippets yourself if you know how to, it’s very customisable and you could even avoid making an account for the cloud sync using other tools (I use synchthing). It doesn’t use LLMs in any way, it doesn’t has any ADs and it’s also free

yaroto98@lemmy.org on 30 May 20:28 collapse

Seconded obsidian + syncthing. My phone and my wife’s phone sync the obsidian notes folder to each other. We have shopping/grocery lists. So when one of us thinks of something we put it on the list, and when one of us goes to the store we have a combined list. It’s very nice.

swelter_spark@reddthat.com on 30 May 21:04 next collapse

I use the original Simple Calendar (now FOSS Calendar, I think), and Quillpad.

dessalines@lemmy.ml on 30 May 21:31 next collapse

Markor + syncthing works for notes.

I moved away from calendars and use tasks.org with due dates for all my events. That’s android and can sync to multiple devices.

GreyCat@lemmy.world on 31 May 15:39 collapse

Same setup (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞
I never hear much chatter about Markor, so it’s nice seeing it mentioned on this thread.

solrize@lemmy.ml on 30 May 23:15 next collapse

I’m using Markor for notes and it’s ok though missing some stuff. I’d like it to support Org markup and git versioning.

Noctambulist@lemm.ee on 31 May 08:39 next collapse

I’ve never found a better calendar app than aCalendar+. For notes I use Obsidian.

JakobFel@retrolemmy.com on 31 May 16:43 collapse

For calendar, I just use Proton Calendar. For notes, it depends on what sort of notes. Quick ones for reminders, jotting down a thought, etc. I use PocketPlan, which is an AIO notes app, todo list, birthday reminder and shopping list app that’s absolutely fantastic.