A keyboard calendar that makes scheduling a breeze.
- The first-class shortcuts make updating your calendar a joy.
- The minimal UI will help you focus on what matters: your events.
- The Google Calendar two-way sync will ensure you don't miss anything.
- The life view shows your existance as a grid of dots. Seeing how few you have left may make you pause before scheduling more busy work.
- The absense of AI automation will keep unnecessary work out of your schedule.
Cool things you can do with in Compass
- Move your focus to perfect spot (no more TABing endlessly)
- Find the perfect slot for an event with your keyboard:
SHIFT+↑↓←→ - Do everything from the cmd palette
- Google Calendar sync
- Add/remove event attendees and RSVP to invites, with optional Google-contact suggestions
- Public booking pages at
/book/:username(month grid plus day times, one duration per host, guest timezone override, confirmation permalink, guest cancel and reschedule links)
Things you can't do in Compass (yet):
- Add meeting links (except Google Meet on confirmed booking events)
- Multiple booking event types or a standalone booking product
- See your Outlook events
Calendar hosts (Google, Microsoft, Apple) are specified in docs/features/calendar-providers.md. Outlook and iCloud stay non-goals until those milestones land.
- Frontend: React, Zustand, TanStack, Tailwind
- Backend: Node, Express, MongoDB
- Testing: Bun, React Testing Library, Playwright
| Option | Description | Instructions |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Try Compass web | Use Compass now (no signup required). | compasscalendar.com |
| 2. Run Compass locally | Run Compass on your machine. | bun installcp compass.example.yaml compass.yaml bun run dev:webbun run dev:backendOpen http://localhost:9080. |
| 3. Self-host Compass | Run Compass on your server. | See the self-hosting guide. |
- Docsite: docs.compasscalendar.com
- Changelog: compasscalendar.com
- Twitter: @CompassCalendar
- LinkedIn: Compass Calendar