Prices and features checked against each company’s own site on 28 August 2026. They change often — follow the links before you decide anything.
Twelve tools that do some of what Calendar Mirror does. Each page tells you which one to buy for your situation — sometimes that is not this one.
Start with what you already pay for. If you subscribe to Fantastical, calendar mirroring is already included — use that before buying anything. It only mirrors six months ahead, so come back if you need longer.
If you don’t, three other App Store apps work the way this one does: on your device, no account, nothing uploaded — Local Calendar Sync, ReciproCal Sync and Calends. None of them is more private than another. Choose on price, and on how precisely you need to pick which events cross over.
Don’t buy Calendar Mirror if you want a booking link people can grab a slot from, one merged view of every calendar, Windows, or Apple Shortcuts. Guests never come across either — Apple gives no way to set them on a copied event. Any of those, and one of the tools below suits you better.
A whole calendar app that added on-device mirroring. If you already subscribe, start there.
Free (2 weeks) · Premium $56.99/yr
On-device like this one, two years older and twice the price. The closest established rival.
$6.99 once
On-device, and the closest match on features. Free for one rule, then a subscription.
Free (1 rule) · $17.99/yr · $44.99 once
On-device. Folds many calendars into one master you can share, and deduplicates.
Free 30 days, then $14.99 once
The other calendar-mirroring app on the App Store. Google calendars only, so it cannot read iCloud.
Free (1 rule) · $2.99/mo · $29.99/yr
Free tier, live sync, and CalDAV hosts this cannot reach. Hard to argue against on features.
Free · Plus $7.42/mo · Pro $14.08/mo
Multi-way sync plus booking links and a unified view, for Google and Outlook lives.
$5–$25 per user / month
Busy-block sync, scheduling pages, and a HIPAA agreement on the higher tiers.
$4–$40 / month
Hosted sync with field masking, priced by how many syncs you run.
$3.99–$17.99 / month
Open-source Go CLI. No server — but Google and Outlook only, with no Apple support.
Free
AI scheduling for Google and Outlook. No iCloud support listed.
Free · $10–$22 / month
Discontinued on 27 March 2026. What happened, and what to use now.
No longer sold
Several of the hosted tools cannot read an iCloud calendar at all, and the rest read it slowly, because Apple gives third parties no push API. That is a gap Calendar Mirror can close rather than compete with. (The on-device apps above have no such gap — they read the same calendars this one does.)
Mirror the iCloud calendar into a Google or Outlook calendar on your own Mac — busy-only if you’d rather not hand over the details — and point the other service at that copy. Reclaim can then defend a week it otherwise cannot see; CalendarSync gets an Apple source it has no adapter for; and OneCal and CalendarBridge get iCloud events on their real-time path instead of a 5–10 minute poll. Each page explains the setup for that tool.
Every claim about another product comes from that company’s own public site and is linked at the foot of its page. Nothing is asserted about anyone’s internals or data handling beyond what they publish. Calendar Mirror is not affiliated with any of them.
One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac.