BORG Calendar is a desktop calendar and task tracking application that combines personal scheduling, to-do management and project tracking in a single program.
It is designed for users who prefer to keep their calendar data locally rather than depend on an online service, while still offering reminders, recurring appointments, private entries and broader task-management features.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Month, week, day and year calendar views.
- To-do list.
- Repeating appointments.
- Private appointments that are hidden by default.
- Pop-up and email reminders.
- Project, task and subtask tracking.
- Simple address book.
- XML import and export.
- Memo book with strong encryption for sensitive information.
- Checklists.
- Cross-platform Java application.
Website: github.com/mikeberger/borg_calendar
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Developer: Mike Berger
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
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