Open source alternatives to Google Calendar

Self-hosted CalDAV servers replace Google Calendar for people and teams who want their schedule under their own control. Baikal and Radicale…

Self-hosted CalDAV servers replace Google Calendar for people and teams who want their schedule under their own control. Baikal and Radicale are the two most deployed options; DAVIS adds a web interface on top.

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ProgramLicenseSelf-hostedLast releaseActivity
Baïkal GPL-3.0 Yes Oct 19, 2026 Nov 2026
Radicale GPL-3.0 Yes Oct 25, 2026 Nov 2026
Davis MIT Yes Oct 30, 2026 Oct 2026
SabreDAV — Yes — —
Xandikos GPL-3.0 Yes Oct 17, 2026 Nov 2026
Baïkal GPL-3.0 Calendar & Contacts Web v0.13.0 ★ 3,366 Radicale GPL-3.0 Calendar & Contacts Web v3.9.0 ★ 5,185 Davis logo Davis Self-hosted DAV server with web admin for calendars and contacts MIT Calendar & Contacts Web v5.6.3 ★ 763 SabreDAV MIT Calendar & Contacts Xandikos logo Xandikos Git-backed CardDAV/CalDAV server for self-hosted contacts and calendars GPL-3.0 Calendar & Contacts Web v0.4.10 ★ 612

How to choose

Compare the options on what matters for your case: the license (if you run a business, check commercial use), the platforms you already operate, and how actively each project releases. Every program above links to its official project page, release notes and source code.

Questions

Do calendar apps work with these?

Any CalDAV client — Apple Calendar, Thunderbird, DAVx⁵ on Android — connects directly.