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Fantastical alternatives with an Android app

The Fantastical listing does not include an Android app. 37 of the 67 other calendar and scheduling apps in this directory list an Android app.

Fantastical has a free plan. Paid plans start at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly). 33 of them are free or have a free plan.

37 tools · Listings checked up to Oct 9, 2026 · Where the facts come from

The 12 closest to Fantastical

  1. Notion Calendar

    Free calendar app that connects to Notion databases

    • Notion Calendar is free. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Notion Calendar lists a web app.
    • Only Notion Calendar lists an Android app.
    • Fantastical also covers templates, tasks and natural-language input.
  2. Google Calendar

    Online calendar from Google, free with a personal account

    • Google Calendar starts at $7 per user / month with a 1-year commitment (Workspace Business Starter). Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Google Calendar lists a web app.
    • Only Google Calendar lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists macOS and Windows apps.
  3. Daybridge

    One calendar for work and personal plans across accounts

    • Daybridge starts at $5.83 per month, billed annually at $69.99 ($6.99 billed monthly). Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Daybridge lists a web app.
    • Only Daybridge lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists a Windows app.
  4. Toki

    AI calendar assistant that turns messages into events and to-dos

    • Toki starts at $3.99 per month, or $35.99 per year. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Toki lists a web app.
    • Only Toki lists Linux and Android apps.
    • Toki also covers AI agents.
  5. CalenGoo

    Highly configurable calendar and task app sold as a one-time purchase

    • CalenGoo starts at $5.99 one-time for Android; $6.99 for iOS; $49.99 for the desktop app. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Fantastical has a free plan. CalenGoo does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only CalenGoo lists Android and Linux apps.
    • CalenGoo can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  6. Zoho Calendar

    Free online calendar for teams, part of Zoho Mail and Workplace

    • Zoho Calendar starts at $1 per user / month, billed annually (Zoho Mail Lite). Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Zoho Calendar lists a web app.
    • Only Zoho Calendar lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists macOS and Windows apps.
  7. Business Calendar 2

    Android calendar and task app with widgets and a Pro upgrade

    • Business Calendar 2 starts at $1.49 to $8.99 per in-app purchase on Google Play; billing basis not shown. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Business Calendar 2 lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists macOS, Windows and iOS apps.
    • Fantastical also covers natural-language input and booking links.
  8. WeekCal

    Customizable calendar app with event templates and color rules

    • WeekCal starts at $7.49 to $39.99 per year for Annual Pro, as listed on the App Store. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only WeekCal lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists a Windows app.
    • Fantastical also covers natural-language input and booking links.
  9. nocal

    Calendar, notes and tasks in one app, with an MCP server for AI

    • nocal starts at $4.99 per month (Everywhere). Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only nocal lists an Android app.
    • nocal also covers notes, Markdown and linked notes.
    • Fantastical also covers templates and booking links.
  10. Cupla

    Shared calendar, to-dos and date planning app for couples

    • Cupla starts at $4.99 per month, or $34.99 per year, per couple (US App Store). Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Cupla lists a web app.
    • Only Cupla lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists macOS and Windows apps.
  11. Saturn

    Free social calendar app built around school schedules and friends

    • Saturn is free. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Saturn lists an Android app.
    • Only Fantastical lists macOS and Windows apps.
    • Fantastical also covers templates and booking links.
  12. Proton Calendar

    End-to-end encrypted calendar from the maker of Proton Mail

    • Proton Calendar starts at $3.99 per month, billed every 12 months ($47.88); $4.99 billed monthly. Fantastical starts at $4.75 per month, billed annually ($6.99 billed monthly).
    • Only Proton Calendar lists a web app.
    • Only Proton Calendar lists Linux and Android apps.
    • Proton Calendar is open source and end-to-end encrypted, according to its own site.

Common questions

Which Fantastical alternatives have an Android app?

Notion Calendar, Google Calendar, Daybridge, Toki, CalenGoo, Zoho Calendar, Business Calendar 2, WeekCal and 29 more list an Android app.

Does Fantastical have an Android app?

The Fantastical listing does not include an Android app. It lists macOS, Windows and iOS.

Which of these calendar and scheduling apps are free?

Notion Calendar, Google Calendar, Daybridge, Toki, Zoho Calendar, Business Calendar 2, WeekCal, nocal and 25 more are free or have a free plan.

When was this checked?

Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Oct 4, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Vendors change prices and plans without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

This page is built from the listings. A tool is here because its listing says so, and the order is how close each is to Fantastical: the alternatives its listing names first, then the tools that share the most features with it.