Write a plan, put a sticker on the date, draw something by hand. With one invite code, family or friends fill in the same calendar with you. That is Calliary.
It brings a planner's care and the fun of decorating a diary into one app. There are no ads.

Events, repeats, reminders, D-DAY, to-dos and the daily diary. Writing it down is free.

Decorate with stickers, photos, drawings and notes, then design colors, paper and fonts in Calendar Studio.

Invite family and friends with a code or QR and you share one calendar. Sharing is free too.

Put a sticker on a date, leave a note, add the day's photo, draw by hand. The month fills in like a diary page.

Start from a theme preset, then change the details. Every part of the calendar is yours to set. Anyone can open the studio and preview it.

Send an invite code or show the QR and the other person joins right away. Events, stickers and notes all sit on the same calendar.

See your events on the Home Screen and your wrist, decorations and all.
Log it and see the prediction. Cycle insights, Health app sync and the D+ widget are free.
One entry per date. The calendar becomes a diary.
Bring in events from Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or an .ics file.
Lock with Face ID or Touch ID. Records stay in your own iCloud.
See the weather on the calendar.
Keep to-dos without a date in a monthly list.
Count days to an anniversary or exam. Widgets show it too.
Save a month, a year or a diary period as a PDF to print.
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One iCloud connects every device. What you decorate on one shows up on the rest.
Write and decorate anywhere.
The big screen for Apple Pencil drawing.
A whole month on a wide screen.
Today's plans on your wrist.
From installing it to decorating together, in order.
Get Calliary free from the App Store and this month's calendar opens right away. There is no sign-up. Your records are saved in your own iCloud and sync between devices on the same Apple Account.
Tap a date and add an event. Write the title and time, pick a category color, and it shows on the grid.
A weekly class or a monthly payment goes in as a repeat, and anything you must not forget gets a reminder. Make an exam or an anniversary a D-DAY and it counts the days left. To-dos without a date go in This month's checklist.
Tap the brush button and the decorating tools open, turning the month into a diary page. Place things on any date.
Stickers — pick a pastel sticker and place it. Notes — leave a short memo like a sticky note. Photos — add that day's photo to the calendar. Drawing — draw with a finger or Apple Pencil. The daily diary uses the same tools.
Open Calendar Studio inside the decorating tools to change how the whole calendar looks. Pick a theme preset, then adjust the color palette, paper, ink, accent color, fonts and icon set.
Anyone can open the studio and preview it, and saving needs Pro. A friend joining through your invite opens color palette editing as a gift.
An invite code expires after a while, so make a new one then. Turn on the lock when you do not want anyone else to join. When someone adds a sticker or note, a co-decorating notification arrives.
Press and hold the Home Screen, then choose Calliary when you add a widget. The decorated calendar, D-DAY, Upcoming and MEMO widgets come in several sizes, and One Page holds several at once.
On Apple Watch, today's plans are right on your wrist.
In Settings, Import brings in events from Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or a calendar file (.ics). You can start in Calliary with the schedule you already keep.
Turn cycle tracking on and log one entry a day. Calliary predicts the next cycle and shows it on the calendar and widgets. Insights on cycle length and regularity and Health app sync are free.
You can share it only with people you trust, and set how much they see.
Turn on App Lock in Settings and Face ID or Touch ID protects the app every time you open it. Everything is stored in your own iCloud and nothing is kept on our servers. Sign in with the same Apple Account on a new device and it comes back.
Nine ways Calliary fits into a day.
Make a calendar for the two of you and send the invite code. Write down dates, then add photos and stickers after you go. The anniversary D-DAY sits on the Home Screen, and a secret note arrives as a notification.
Lessons, appointments and family plans sit on one calendar. The same month shows on a parent's phone and a child's iPad. A dinner note reaches everyone.
Set an exam D-DAY and write study plans in a category color per subject. A reward sticker on the days you finish ends the day, and a filled month feels good.
Reminders keep shots and checkups on time, and stickers cut from photos record how the baby grew that day. The month of a first step becomes an album.
Comebacks, concerts and shows go in with stickers of your favorite. A reminder has you ready when tickets open, and the concert D-DAY widget counts down.
One entry a day is enough to predict the next cycle. The widget says when the date is close, and sharing it only with a partner helps.
Put a sticker on every day you work out, like a stamp. At month's end the count is your report card, and empty days push you out one more time.
Food orders, grooming and vet visits go in as repeats, and photo stickers of your dog fill the month. A paw print drawing marks a walk.
A long journal feels like too much, so each date gets three lines and one mood sticker. Export twelve months as a PDF in December and the year is a book.
Records, sharing, widgets and cycle tracking are free. The tools for decorating and designing the calendar come with Pro. There are no ads.
Placing stickers, notes, photos, drawings and saving themes
All nine icon sets, every mood
Cut stickers from photos with no limit
All app fonts on notes, diary and calendar
A month, a year or a diary period, to print
Prices are the United States App Store prices and can differ by country and exchange rate: US $1.99 a month, US $14.99 a year, US $34.99 for the lifetime pass. Subscriptions renew until you cancel them in your Apple Account settings, and cancelling during the free trial costs nothing. The lifetime pass is not a subscription but a one-time purchase.