Blipcal roadmap
What is planned next for the Mac menu bar calendar, in order, without dates.
Now
The first release, 1.0.
The menu bar calendar
Today's date and your next meeting in the menu bar, a month grid and agenda, events you can add and edit in place, quick add, ⌘J to join, time zones, reminders and week numbers. $19 once for two Macs, 14-day trial, macOS 14 and later. Every feature.
Next
Lined up for 1.1.
Week view
A week layout beside the month grid.
Progress line and hide past events
A line for now in today's agenda, and an option to drop finished events.
Agenda-only mode and a three-month view
Hide the grid, or see three months at once.
Multi-day spans
Events that last several days drawn across the grid.
Later
Exploring, with no dates.
Fullscreen and floating meeting alerts
A reminder you cannot miss when a meeting starts.
Event search
Find an event across your calendars from the panel.
Holidays without a subscription
Regional public holidays built in.
Alternate calendars
Lunar, Hebrew and other calendar overlays.
Widgets and Shortcuts actions
Your agenda on the desktop and in your automations.
More languages
Stable localisation keys are in from day one.
Delegated calendars
Through a direct Google integration, which macOS does not expose.
Intel Macs are not planned. Blipcal is built for Apple silicon.
This roadmap is a direction, not a promise, and the order can change. Want something on it? Email support@blipcal.com. See the changelog for what has shipped.
Try Blipcal free for 14 days
Today's date and your next meeting in the menu bar, a month grid and agenda one click away, and events you can add and edit in place. Pay once if you keep it.
- macOS 14 or later
- Apple silicon
- 14-day free trial