A calendar app for Windows that shows your Google Calendar

Google does not make one; Google Calendar runs in the browser on Windows. Musli is a Windows app that connects to your Google Calendar with two-way sync and adds your tasks to the same day.

Three ways: install calendar.google.com from Chrome or Edge as a web app so it opens in its own window; add your Google account to the new Outlook; or use a desktop app like Musli, which also sits in the tray and works offline.

If your calendar is in Outlook or Microsoft 365, the new Outlook is free and built in. If you use Google Calendar and want a planner for your tasks on the same day, paid once, Musli is built for that.

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. The installer is not signed with a paid certificate yet, so SmartScreen may show a warning: choose More info → Run anyway.

No, Musli works with Google Calendar.

Yes. Musli is out for macOS, Windows and Linux. You buy it once for $49 and download it right after paying; updates arrive inside the app.

No. Musli is a one-time purchase of $49: you pay once and the app is yours. There is no monthly or yearly plan.