TL;DR - Cron
- Next-generation calendar app now known as Notion Calendar with keyboard-first design and dark mode
- One-click availability sharing generates shareable time blocks without back-and-forth emails
- Merges Google Calendar, Apple Calendar with native Notion integration and multi-timezone support
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing
Freemium
Cron offers a generous free tier with optional paid upgrades for advanced features.
About Cron
Cron, now known as Notion Calendar after being acquired by Notion in 2024, is a beautifully designed calendar application that integrates seamlessly with productivity workflows. Known for setting the bar in calendar interface design, every shade of color and component was meticulously crafted to create one of the most visually appealing calendar experiences available.
The application integrates with Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Notion, Zoom, and Google Meet, allowing users to manage their schedules across multiple platforms. A standout feature is the ability to display Notion database items within your calendar and link calendar events directly to Notion pages, creating a unified planning experience for Notion users.
Notion Calendar includes meeting scheduling features, timezone support, repeating events, and seamless integration with video conferencing tools. While the core calendar functionality is free, advanced features like linking to unlimited Notion database blocks depend on your Notion subscription plan, making it an excellent choice for individuals and teams already invested in the Notion ecosystem.
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Cron FAQ
Yes, Notion Calendar (formerly Cron) is free to use. However, some advanced features like linking to unlimited Notion database blocks require a paid Notion subscription (Plus at $12/month or Business at $24/month per member).
Cron was acquired by Notion in 2024 and rebranded as Notion Calendar. The app maintains its beautiful design while gaining deeper integration with Notion workspaces and databases.
Notion Calendar integrates with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. It also connects with Zoom and Google Meet for video conferencing, plus thousands of apps via the Notion API.
Yes, you can use Notion Calendar as a standalone calendar app without a Notion account. However, the deep integration features with Notion databases and pages require a Notion workspace.
Notion Calendar stands out for its exceptional design quality, native Notion integration allowing calendar events to link to Notion pages, and the ability to view Notion database items directly in your calendar view.