Notion Calendar
Notion Calendar is a productivity calendar app for scheduling, viewing events, and connecting your calendar with Notion work.
What is Notion Calendar?
Notion Calendar is a desktop calendar app that helps users plan their day, manage meetings, and keep work schedules connected to Notion. It is designed for people who organize tasks, projects, and events across personal and team workflows. On Mac, it gives you a dedicated calendar workspace for viewing upcoming events, coordinating availability, and opening related Notion pages or project context from the calendar. It also supports multi-calendar use so you can see work and personal commitments together when your accounts are connected. The app fits productivity-focused workflows where calendar time, meeting planning, and project information need to stay closely linked. Notion Labs, Incorporated offers it as part of the broader Notion workspace ecosystem.
Key features
- View and manage events in a dedicated desktop calendar app
- Connect calendar scheduling with related Notion pages and project context
- See multiple calendars together in one workspace
- Coordinate availability for meetings and planning
- Work with desktop views suited to daily scheduling and time management
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Notion Calendar is legitimate productivity software. It may access calendar data and account information that are necessary for scheduling features, and that access is normal for a calendar app. If you use it for work, be mindful that event titles, meeting details, and linked workspace content can include sensitive information. Keep it installed if you use Notion-based scheduling, and review connected accounts if you no longer want it to read or display your calendars.
Recommendation: Keep Notion Calendar if you use it for daily planning, meetings, or Notion-linked scheduling on your Mac. Remove it if you no longer rely on its calendar workflow, knowing that uninstalling it will stop its desktop scheduling features and any convenience it provides around connected calendars and Notion context.
Common paths
/Applications/Notion Calendar.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.cron.electron
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/com.cron.electron
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.cron.electron.plist
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