Itsycal for MAC
Free, open-source tiny calendar for the Mac menu bar: see your events, create new ones and join virtual meetings in a click.
Itsycal Overview
Itsycal is a tiny calendar for your Mac's menu bar. Click its icon and a small, clean calendar drops down, with your events from the Mac Calendar app listed below. You can create new events, join virtual meetings straight from an event, and copy a meeting link from the right-click menu. ISO week numbers, a configurable shortcut to open it, and plenty of keyboard controls, including jumping to a date and Vim-style motions, make it quick to use.
Itsycal can also replace the system clock in the menu bar, show up to two months at a time, use different font sizes and follow Dark Mode. It is made by Mowglii and is free and open source under the MIT license. The latest version, 0.27.3, is for macOS 27 and Apple Silicon Macs; Itsycal 0.15.15 is still offered for macOS 11 and later, and older versions for earlier systems.
Key Features
Itsycal puts a calendar one click away.
- Menu bar calendar: a small calendar that opens from the menu bar.
- Calendar events: shows events from the Mac Calendar app.
- Create events: add new events without opening Calendar.
- Join meetings: open virtual meetings from an event, or copy the link.
- Week numbers: ISO week numbers if you need them.
- Keyboard controls: jump to a date, move around, even with Vim motions.
- Clock replacement: a configurable clock in place of the system one.
- Customisable: up to two months at once, font sizes and Dark Mode.
What’s New in Version 0.27.3
Itsycal 0.27.3 is a fix release for macOS 27.
- Worked around a macOS 27 date formatter bug
- 0.27.2 added "Copy Meeting Link" to the right-click menu for events and improved VoiceOver in Settings
Itsycal FAQ
Is Itsycal free?
Yes. Itsycal is free and open source under the MIT license.
Which macOS version does Itsycal need?
Itsycal 0.27.3 needs macOS 27. Itsycal 0.15.15 is offered for macOS 11 and later, and older versions for earlier systems.
Does Itsycal run on Intel Macs?
The latest version, 0.27.3, is built for Apple Silicon. Intel Macs can use Itsycal 0.15.15 on macOS 11 or later.
Does Itsycal show my calendar events?
Yes. It shows events from the Mac Calendar app below the calendar.
Can I create events in Itsycal?
Yes. You can create new events without opening the Calendar app.
Can Itsycal join video meetings?
Yes. You can join virtual meetings from an event, and copy a meeting link from the right-click menu.
Can Itsycal replace the menu bar clock?
Yes. It has a configurable clock that can replace the system clock in the menu bar.
Can I use Itsycal from the keyboard?
Yes. It has a configurable shortcut to open it and many keyboard controls, including jumping to a date and Vim-style motions.
Can I install Itsycal with Homebrew?
Yes. Run brew install --cask itsycal.
Where does the Itsycal download on itsycal.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official Itsycal website at https://www.mowglii.com/itsycal/. itsycal.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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