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Calebar
Your calendar, one click away.
17 followers
Your calendar, one click away.
17 followers
Calebar is a fast, friendly calendar that lives in your Mac menu bar. Click the date, a clean month slides open, jump to any day, then snap back to today in one click. No Dock icon, no window to manage, no notifications or badges, just a calendar exactly when you reach for it. It follows your Mac's light or dark appearance automatically.
Does the free Bravely account come with any usage limits or is it truly just a sign-in so the app stays licensed to me forever?
@ayenur110304 Hey! Right now, Calebar (and the rest of our Mac utilities) live in a bundle - $19.99 unlocks all of them, no usage limits, licensed to your account. Feel free to email us at support@bravely.dev if you've got any other questions!
Does Calebar hook into Apple Calendar/Reminders or is it purely a viewer for the system date with no event sync?
@htimucin52422 Good question - calendar sync is actively being worked on right now. Hang tight!
Menu bar calendars usually feel cluttered but this one stays out of my way until I click it, then disappears again right after. The automatic light and dark mode switch is a small touch that makes it feel right at home on the Mac.
@kadriyeukuehi6 Thanks! That was the balance we were going for - there when you need it, gone when you don't. And appreciate you noticing the light/dark switch, little details like that are what make it feel like it actually belongs on the Mac instead of just sitting on top of it.
Menu bar calendars usually feel clunky, but this one just gets out of the way. Liking that it disappears the moment I click away and follows dark mode without me touching anything.
@cafersxhm Thanks! That was the goal - stay quiet until you need it, then get out of your way just as fast.
Sits right in the menu bar and feels instant, no fuss. The jump-to-today button is a nice touch I didn't know I wanted.
@bernatokpn2jcu Thanks so much! Yeah, the jump-to-today button was one of those small things that felt obvious in hindsight - glad it's fast, that was a big focus for this one.
The "snap back to today" single click is such a thoughtful little detail, it's the kind of thing that makes a tiny utility feel genuinely made by people who actually use calendars. Clean execution.
@rza1192250 Thanks, that means a lot! Little things like the snap-back button are usually what separates "made because we could" from "made because we needed it" - glad that came through.