Calendar 1.2.1 for Windows

The offline Windows planner is now named Calendar. This maintenance update corrects the window title, executable, installer and shortcuts. Upgrading from 1.2.0 preserves saved assessments and subjects.

Download the Windows x64 installer · SHA-256 checksum

All 20 desktop tests passed. Fresh installation and an upgrade from 1.2.0 were verified using a disposable calendar.

Third-party notices · Corresponding Qt and PySide6 source archives

Calendar 1.3.1 for Windows (encrypted sync prototype)

Calendar 1.3.1 is a Windows x64 prerelease for the encrypted sync trial. Use the installer to add Calendar to your Start menu, or run the portable executable directly.

Windows installer · Portable executable · SHA-256 checksums

Sync fixes

• Disconnecting keeps unsent edits and deletions for their original calendar. After a restart, recovering that calendar sends the pending deletion and keeps the entry deleted on both installations.
• Assessments keep their link to a subject removed before sync was enabled. Adding the subject again restores its label and colour on both installations.

Trial status

Encrypted sync was tested against the deployed development Worker using isolated profiles on one Windows PC. The portable executable and installer runtime exchanged an offline entry and a pending deletion. All 33 desktop tests and six Worker tests passed.

The physical two-PC trial is pending. To take part, use a fresh sample profile on each PC and follow the two-PC trial instructions.

Third-party notices · Corresponding Qt and PySide6 source archives

Calendar 1.2.0 for Windows

Install Calendar for Windows

Download Calendar 1.2.0 Setup · Official page and screenshots · SHA-256 checksums

Run the installer on an x64 PC with Windows 10 (1809 or later) or Windows 11. It installs for your account, adds Calendar to Start and offers a desktop shortcut. Python and Qt are included. The installer is unsigned.

In this version

• Switch between a monthly calendar and a Monday–Sunday schedule. Timed blocks show their actual duration. Start-only entries use a hollow marker, and all-day work stays above the timeline.
• Create subjects with persistent colours. Add, edit, complete and reopen assessments from the calendar or the upcoming list.
• Plan offline. Entries, notes and preferences are stored in the original local database. Setup, reinstallation and removal leave the calendar data in place.

The four dependency source archives below correspond to the shared Qt and Qt for Python 6.11.2 libraries in the installer. The app source is available from this release tag. Third-party notices