FAQs
What Macs does TimeCal support?
TimeCal is a native Mac app. The current minimum macOS version is shown on the download page.
Which calendars work with it?
Anything your Mac’s Calendar app can show: iCloud, Google, Exchange, and more, all through Apple’s calendar system.
How many devices per license?
A license covers up to 2 of your Macs.
Are future updates included?
Yes. TimeCal is a one-time purchase and all future updates are included. You only pay once.
May I request a refund?
Yes: a full refund within 14 days of purchase, no reason required.
Does TimeCal collect any data?
No. TimeCal collects no data or personal information.
Does TimeCal work with AI agents?
Yes, by design. TimeCal keeps no database of its own: your events live in Apple’s calendar system, the same place every agent on your Mac already reads and writes. Anything your assistant adds or moves there shows up in TimeCal immediately. Your calendar was never locked inside the app, so there is nothing to integrate.
How much does TimeCal cost?
TimeCal is in beta and for sale now. The regular price is $29, and beta pricing is $20, a one-time payment that covers two of your Macs.
Why can’t I add invitees to an event?
Apple’s calendar system (EventKit) doesn’t yet let third-party apps add invitees. As soon as Apple ships support, TimeCal will add it. Until then, “Open in Calendar” gets you there for any event.
Have more questions?
Email evan@trytimecal.com. I read every message.
Can I try TimeCal before I buy it?
There is no trial build. The videos on this page show the real app, and every purchase has a 14-day, no-questions refund.
How do I move TimeCal to a new Mac?
In the app, Settings, License, Deactivate this Mac. Or open your Polar purchases and deactivate the old Mac there. Then paste your key on the new one.
How do I recover my license key?
Open your Polar purchases (the link is in your purchase email and on the unlock screen), or contact evan@trytimecal.com.