Notion Calendar

antonipod

10 months ago

It is quite nice for one of the first realases, but: 1) App randomly close in some conditions 2) Month view should show any badges for events (even coloured dots would be something) 3) UI sometimes works unpredictable (bottom sheet opens very often, even if I don't trigger it) Overall it's okay but need to be polished.

Ayham Firas

11 months ago

The app is finally on Android!!!!! Thank you. UI feels great, though it is slightly buggy. No monthly view is honestly unforgivable, but at least it is there for the widget. Talking about the widget, I hope more customization options are added in the future. Lastly, I wish there was an option for more than just 3 days...

Dmitry Nika

11 months ago

can't get past the "sign in with google" screen. select account, confirm access, authenticate, and end up at the "sign in" screen. reinstall/clear data don't help. shame since I was really looking forward to the android app as an active user of the desktop version. 2/5 just 'cause I like the product itself. looking forward to the fix!

Afonso de Mori

11 months ago

How is that possible that I'm not able to define the time for an event like 8:23? Even if I activate the keyboard and type the exact time, it get changed to, for example, 8:20 or 8:25. Also not able to create a notification for 7 minutes before, for example. I've just installed the app and the only things that I tested were very disappointing and the app freezes a lot. Waiting for the next releases, since Notion app is a great product, but Notion Calendar is a mess for now :-(

Csaba Ekart

11 months ago

Even though I appreciate the fact that we have an Android client, it's pretty bad. Sadly, the touch sensitivity and scrolling all feel completely off for me; they're not accurate at all. The app is laggy even on a high-spec phone. Sadly, it really feels that Android as a platform is a second-class citizen here. Based on the user base, I don't think it will change soon. Sticking to Google Calendar for now.

Jack Sørensen

10 months ago

Undercooked so far, but it's also version one. I have an all-day event that spans two days, but it only shows on top as one day but cut off. The scaling feels janky when you come from Google Calendar as it can only do horizontal and vertical independently, so if you dont pinch in and out in an exact vertical or horizontal manner, it doesnt zoom at all, it should do both simult. I'd also love a 5-day or weekly view, or a full month view. Looking forward to these fixes and I will add 5 stars then.

Matthew Francis

10 months ago

Can't see more than 2 days ahead unless you keep swiping because of no month or schedule view (only 1, 2 or 3 day views) which makes it useless for planning anything. Doesn't let you pick a specific time, always rounds to the nearest 5mins. Can't delete your account in the app, even if you created it in the app so you have to login through another computer or browser to delete it.

Chronical Mass

10 months ago

Great to see the widget. Just i have to manually scroll through the calender to make things appear in there then eventually some of them disappear again which is annoying. That widget was gonna be real useful for me. And it's annoying that can't see things highlighted on days when you check the calendars monthly date view which is annoying. Would be sweet if there was a weekly monthly and yearly view and you could see which days you've put something on. Kind of hard to rely on the widget now

Joshua Baillargeon

10 months ago

The widgets need work. The contents of widgets on your phone home screen *only* update whenever you open the Notion Calendar app. This is a huge issue, since I usually adjust dates through the Notion app, not the Notion Calendar app. So my homescreen calendar widget will be out of date by weeks sometimes. If the calendar widget would autosync every so often; it would fix this problem entirely.

Air fun

10 months ago

- Monthly view (most important feature of a calendar) missing. - If youre scrolling horizontally to see future events, some take quite a while to render. - One recommendation i have is to add a list view of upcoming events instead of just showing todays events at the bottom of the screen. Meaning a list view of events for the upcoming # days. - I think what the developers did is look at the first page of google calendar, instead of vertical scroll theres horizontal. Please add missing feats.

Siloniz

10 months ago

Uncomfortable, slide adjustment keeps getting bugged, one day events permanently get stuck to 3 consecutive days events, unconventional calendar UI, so I can't really visualize in the week my events. The conventional calendar design doesn't show the events in detail. Could've been a really useful app, will switch back when it's a better app for Android, desktop app is 10/10 tho

Chris Thomas

10 months ago

No Month or Week views, no landscape orientation even on tablets, why is the native app missing basic features that are present in the web/desktop interface? And why did a half-baked app take half a year to port to Android from iPhone? Seriously, integrating with my tasks database is the only advantage over a stock calendar app. In every other way, Notion Calendar is inferior to every other calendar app I've ever tried. Notion is Amazing! Please make Notion Calendar just as amazing

Just Sturgis

11 months ago

5 star idea, 3 star execution. I am grateful that Notion finally brought the calendar to Android. Cron was one of my favorite apps and I was hopeful that Notion would take it up a notch. I've been mostly pleased with the results so far, but I cannot believe they still do not have Outlook support! They get 5 stars for bringing calendar to Android. They get negative 2 stars for still not supporting Outlook. So a net rating of 3 stars. Add Outlook support and this is a 5 star app.

Cody Lee

10 months ago

What kind of app that calls itself a calendar won't allow a default 30 day view? This might be good for a daily planner but this is by far the worst calendar app Inhave ever used which is unpleasant since I love the google to notion integration. Stop trying to reinvent the wheel or get better at doing it. Give us a 30 day view.

Devon Malonson

11 months ago

The app is finally on Android which is awesome but it is in its most basic functionality that it isn't really justifiable to use as a replacement for Google Calendar yet. You can only see 3 days at a time and editing is very rudimentary. I'll keep the app installed to keep up with updates but I wouldn't invest migrating everything over to make this your primary calendar app just yet, even if you're invested in the Notion ecosystem.

Ricky

11 months ago

WHY IS THERE NO MONTHLY VIEW?! I was stuck on the sign into Google screen but I was able to get in. Select "Open in Chrome browser". Then, sign in and that worked fine for me. I like the look of the app but I'm disappointed that there's no monthly view. You can drag and drop events but there are no handles to quickly adjust the start and end time. Also, there's always the no upcoming meeting text which is goofy. For now, I'm going to uninstall and just use a different calendar. 😔

kael lawrence

10 months ago

App requires excess permissions. I assumed this would just be a better version of the data I have in notion already, instead it seems like it's a completely new application not associated with the original notion and you cannot link the account. I thought it would be useful but it now only made me realize that notion is also a poorly made application if the calendar would have needed another app anyway.