A calendar that thinks like a workspace
nocal turns your week into an interactive workspace, unifying notes, tasks, and calendar. Bring personal and work Google Calendar and Outlook, lets you plan your week in Markdown, and ships with a built-in MCP server so AI agents can read and write your real context. Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android.
nocal's knowledge graph lets users reference meetings within notes and notes within meetings, creating a web of interconnected thoughts. Notes can nest or link freely, and the app builds a searchable record of decisions, action items, and project history tied to calendar events.
nocal includes a built-in MCP server that allows AI agents to read calendar context and note history, then write results back into structured notes with safe patch semantics. This enables agents to draft release notes, summarize research, update roadmaps, and generate task lists without losing work to chat history.
nocal's Calendar Ideas feature reads the user's real calendar and automatically suggests focus blocks, identifies optional meetings to decline, stacks 1:1s to free afternoons, and proposes wind-down blocks. Users can accept suggestions with one tap, reclaiming 2–4+ hours of focus per week.
nocal offers cross-platform support (Mac, Windows, iOS, Android) with automatic sync across all devices. The Everywhere plan ($4.99/mo) enables mobile app access and unlimited spaces, ensuring users can capture ideas and manage schedules from any device.
nocal combines Google Calendar and Outlook with interactive markdown notes and task lists in one app. Users can attach notes directly to calendar events, embed rich components (tables, task lists, code blocks), and reference meetings within notes, eliminating context switching between separate tools.