Notion Calendar (formerly Cron) is a calendar application by Notion that integrates directly with Google Calendar and Notion databases, providing a clean, keyboard-first calendar experience with time blocking and meeting management. It syncs Notion tasks and database items onto a visual calendar view, helping teams and individuals see how their scheduled work aligns with their actual time — bridging the gap between task management in Notion and time on the calendar.
Notion Calendar
Time management integrated with Notion.
Best for: Notion power users who want calendar-level time management linked to their Notion pages.
- Free plan
4.2/5 ratingEditorial score 79/100notion.com
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Free forever
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Editorial score79/100
The editorial note
What to know about Notion Calendar
Is it right for you?
Who Notion Calendar suits
Choose it if
- Notion power users who want calendar-level time management linked to their Notion pages.
Look elsewhere if
- Teams using Microsoft 365 and Outlook — Notion Calendar's Google-centric integration makes it less suitable for Microsoft ecosystem organizations
What you get
Key features
- Google Calendar sync
- Notion database integration
- Time blocking and event scheduling
- Meeting scheduling with link generation
- Keyboard-first navigation
- Multiple calendar view (day, week, month)
- Team calendar sharing
- Availability sharing
Works with
Integrations5
What it costs
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free forever | Smart calendar by Notion — completely free to use |
Prices are recorded from the vendor's public pricing page and can change. Check before you buy.
The trade-off
Pros and cons
Pros
- Seamlessly connects Notion databases with Google Calendar for a unified time+task view
- Beautiful, minimalist calendar interface with excellent keyboard shortcuts
- Notion tasks and database events appear as calendar items without manual duplication
- Google Meet and Zoom integration creates meeting links automatically during scheduling
- Free for all Notion users — no additional cost beyond a Notion subscription
Cons
- Currently only integrates with Google Calendar — no native Outlook or Microsoft 365 support
- Less mature than established calendar apps like Fantastical for power calendar users
- Notion task syncing is read-only — cannot update Notion database properties from the calendar view
- Mobile app is functional but less refined than the desktop experience
Quick read
At a glance
- Category
- Business & Productivity
- Pricing model
- Free
- Entry plan
- Free forever
- Free plan
- Available
- Free trial
- Not listed
- Website
- notion.com
The verdict
Our take on Notion Calendar
Notion Calendar is the right choice for Notion power users who want calendar-level time management linked to their Notion pages. Free and deeply integrated with Notion databases, making it one of the stronger options in its category. The main caveat: missing some features of dedicated calendar apps like Fantastical. It is free to use, so factor that into your evaluation.
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