Davis is a simple, feature-packed, fully translatable DAV server, admin interface and frontend based on sabre/dav, built with Symfony 7 and Bootstrap 5, initially inspired by Baïkal.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Web admin dashboard – user edition, calendar creation and sharing, and address book creation. The interface is simple and straightforward, responsive, and provides a light and a dark mode.
- Supports Basic authentication, as well as IMAP and LDAP (via external providers).
- Subscriptions (to be added via the client, such as the macOS calendar, for instance)
- Public calendars, available to anyone with the link
- Automatic birthday calendar, updated on the fly when birthdates change in your contacts
Website: github.com/tchapi/davis
Support:
Developer: tchap
License: MIT License
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