Open-source calendar and task app that aims to auto-schedule tasks into your free time.
Self-hosted task scheduling with Google and Outlook calendars; early-stage.
FluidCalendar is an open-source alternative to Motion that tries to place tasks on your calendar using your work hours and buffer settings. It suits tinkerers who want self-hosted auto-scheduling and accept bugs.
The README describes intelligent task scheduling and calendar management, syncing with Google Calendar and Outlook through OAuth, with Google Tasks sync mentioned. A CalDAV option appears in the open-source feature table.
It suits developers comfortable with Docker and OAuth setup. The README warns it is in active development, very buggy and not recommended for production.
Places tasks on your calendar using work hours and buffers.
Connects through a Google Cloud OAuth client.
Connects through a Microsoft Azure AD app registration.
Tasks live beside your calendar events.
Bundles the app and a PostgreSQL database.
Permissive open-source licence.
Free under the MIT licence. The README shows no paid plan; the cost is the server you run it on.
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No. Its README says it is in active development, very buggy and not yet recommended for production.
Google Calendar and Outlook through OAuth, with CalDAV listed in the open-source feature table.
Yes. It is MIT licensed; you pay only for hosting.
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