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Click the date in your menu bar: month grid, what's up next, reminders. Type "Lunch tomorrow 1pm" to add events, join Zoom/Meet/Teams in one click, edit in place. No account, no analytics, no subscription. $6.99 once, 3 Macs.
I built FelixCal because I kept doing the same dance: click the clock, see nothing useful, open Calendar app, hunt for the Zoom link, close Calendar app. macOS still doesn't ship a clickable month calendar in the menu bar, so I made one.
What it does:
- Click the date → month grid with colour dots, week numbers, and a Today / Tomorrow agenda
- Quick add (⌘N) in plain English: "Lunch with Sam tomorrow 1pm 90m /personal"
- One-click Join for Zoom, Meet and Teams, plus a "Starting now" card a minute before with ⌥⌘J
- Edit events in place. Most menu bar calendars can't do this
- Reminders, dark mode, and a menu bar item that tells you "Standup in 12 min"
What it doesn't do: make you sign up, track you, or charge you monthly. It talks to Apple's EventKit only, so iCloud, Google and Exchange accounts from your Mac just work and your calendars never leave your Mac.
Pricing is simple: $6.99 once, works on 3 Macs, with a 7-day free trial of everything and a 30-day refund if it isn't for you.
I'd love to hear what would make it your default.
What's the one thing your current menu bar calendar gets wrong?
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About FelixCal on Product Hunt
“The menu bar calendar your Mac forgot.”
FelixCal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #106 on the daily leaderboard. Click the date in your menu bar: month grid, what's up next, reminders. Type "Lunch tomorrow 1pm" to add events, join Zoom/Meet/Teams in one click, edit in place. No account, no analytics, no subscription. $6.99 once, 3 Macs.
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Perlat Kociaj
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built FelixCal because I kept doing the same dance: click the clock, see nothing useful, open Calendar app, hunt for the Zoom link, close Calendar app. macOS still doesn't ship a clickable month calendar in the menu bar, so I made one.
What it does:
- Click the date → month grid with colour dots, week numbers, and a Today / Tomorrow agenda
- Quick add (⌘N) in plain English: "Lunch with Sam tomorrow 1pm 90m /personal"
- One-click Join for Zoom, Meet and Teams, plus a "Starting now" card a minute before with ⌥⌘J
- Edit events in place. Most menu bar calendars can't do this
- Reminders, dark mode, and a menu bar item that tells you "Standup in 12 min"
What it doesn't do: make you sign up, track you, or charge you monthly. It talks to Apple's EventKit only, so iCloud, Google and Exchange accounts from your Mac just work and your calendars never leave your Mac.
Pricing is simple: $6.99 once, works on 3 Macs, with a 7-day free trial of everything and a 30-day refund if it isn't for you.
I'd love to hear what would make it your default.
What's the one thing your current menu bar calendar gets wrong?