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Morgen: If you want to connect a wider range of calendar and task sources and are willing to pay a subscription
Free standalone calendar app from Notion, formerly Cron, usable without a paid Notion subscription
As of 1 September 2026, Notion Calendar is free to use. A calendar app acquired by Notion and rebuilt from the Cron app, connecting to Google Calendar accounts with a fast menu bar and keyboard-driven interface, plus optional linking to a Notion workspace. Softwr lists it under Calendars. Notion Calendar is made by Notion Labs, available on Mac, Windows, Web, iOS.
Overview
Notion Calendar shows multiple calendars in one colour-coded view, with quick event creation, keyboard shortcuts, a menu bar countdown to the next meeting, and one click video call links for supported providers. It connects primarily to Google Calendar accounts, and since being folded into Notion, it can also surface and link Notion pages and databases to calendar events for users with a Notion workspace. The fact worth knowing is that Notion Calendar remains free as a standalone tool, with no separate subscription charged for the calendar app itself, and it is included even in Notion free workspace plan. A paid Notion subscription is only relevant for advanced workspace features unrelated to the calendar itself, such as larger file limits or advanced AI, not for using the calendar app or its Google Calendar sync. That makes it free where Morgen, its closest direct competitor, dropped its own free plan in March 2026 and now requires a paid subscription after a trial. Buyers are people who already use Google Calendar and want a faster interface without paying anything, and Notion workspace users who want calendar events linked to project pages and tasks. The trade-off is that its calendar source support is narrower than Morgen, which connects a wider range of calendar and task providers, and non-Notion users get none of the workspace-linking benefit that makes the acquisition relevant.
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Morgen: If you want to connect a wider range of calendar and task sources and are willing to pay a subscription

Notion: If you want the broader Notion workspace rather than just the standalone calendar

Mimestream: If your scheduling need is really email triage on Gmail rather than calendar events
Pricing
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Notion Calendar
Free
Capabilities
Multi-calendar view
Combines several Google Calendar accounts in one colour-coded view
Keyboard-driven scheduling
Fast event creation and navigation via keyboard shortcuts
Menu bar countdown
Shows time until the next meeting from the menu bar
One click video links
Adds video call links from supported providers automatically to events
Notion page linking
Links calendar events to Notion pages and databases for workspace users
Availability sharing
Shares open time slots for scheduling without a back and forth of messages
Answered, with sources
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No. It is free to use on its own, and calendar features are included even on Notion free workspace plan.
Primarily Google Calendar accounts, with Notion workspace page linking as an additional feature for Notion users.
Yes, it was originally Cron before Notion acquired it and rebuilt it as Notion Calendar.
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Subscription calendar and task time-blocking app that dropped its free plan in March 2026
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Subscription calendar and task time-blocking app that dropped its free plan in March 2026
Per user per monthThe calendar app built into every Apple device