Simple public calendars

A simple public calendar for churches and small organizations.

Publish events, share one public link, embed the calendar on your website, and receive visitor questions or event requests. Visitors never need an account.

Early accessPublic linkWebsite embedNo visitor login

Why PublicCal

One clear place for what is happening.

Events often live in too many places. PublicCal gives each organization a clear public calendar that visitors and volunteers can trust.

Events get scattered

Facebook posts, WhatsApp threads, bulletins, and website pages all age differently.

People still ask

A clear public calendar reduces the constant “what time is it?” messages.

Websites are hard to update

PublicCal gives small teams one link and one embed instead of another heavy website project.

Tools can feel too technical

The product stays focused on the calendar so non-technical staff can keep it current.

How it works

From private planning to a public calendar in three simple steps.

PublicCal keeps the workflow small: set up a calendar, add the events people need, then share it wherever your community already looks.

Create your calendar

Start with one organization calendar, its public link, language preference, and basic settings.

Add events

Publish one-time, recurring, all-day, and multi-day events from the calendar-first admin view.

Share the public link

Send the link directly or embed the calendar on your existing website. Visitors can view it without logging in.

Real app preview

Built around the public calendar.

The main surface is the calendar people actually see. Admins sign in and manage events from that same context.

PublicCal public calendar list view on desktop
List view with grouped dates, filters, visitor actions, and recurring events.
PublicCal public calendar on a mobile phone width
Mobile-first layout with clear controls and readable event cards.
PublicCal month calendar view
Month view for a familiar calendar scan.

What it does

Enough calendar, not too much system.

PublicCal is designed for churches and small organizations that need public event clarity without a complicated platform.

Share one link

Send a single public calendar link to members, visitors, volunteers, and ministry leaders.

Embed on your website

Put the same calendar inside an existing website without rebuilding the site.

No visitor login

Visitors can view events without creating an account or learning a new tool.

Questions and requests

Visitors can ask a question or request an event for admin review.

Calendar-first admin

Admins manage events from the public calendar view, where the work is easiest to understand.

Recurring events

Weekly, every-other-week, monthly, and yearly events are supported for common community rhythms.

All-day and multi-day

Camps, retreats, conferences, and holiday events can display clearly across multiple days.

English and Spanish

The interface can switch between English and Spanish while keeping event content as entered.

Built for

Small teams that need public clarity, not another heavy system.

PublicCal is intentionally humble: useful when a group needs one trustworthy calendar that staff, volunteers, members, and visitors can understand quickly.

Churches

Share services, studies, classes, camps, holidays, and ministry rhythms in one public place.

Ministries

Give ministry leaders a calendar that is easy to update and simple for people to follow.

Community groups

Publish gatherings, volunteer days, classes, and public events without sending people through a login flow.

Small organizations

Keep events organized with a public link, website embed, and lightweight request forms.

Pricing preview

Designed to stay affordable.

Payments are not live yet. The product direction is simple pricing for churches and small organizations, not a complicated plan grid.

Planned simple pricing

$5/month
  • One public calendar
  • Up to 3 admins
  • Public link and website embed

Public preview

See how a public organization calendar can feel simple again.

PublicCal is currently in early access. Planned pricing is $5/month, but payments and self-service signup are not live yet.