Miracal vs. TimeTree
TimeTree is made for sharing: a family or a couple plans in one TimeTree calendar and chats about each event. Miracal is made for your own life: it shows the iCloud, Google and Outlook calendars already on your phone together with your tasks, the birthdays from your contacts and reminders to see your friends – without an account and without ads. You can still share: shared Google or iCloud calendars show up in Miracal like any other calendar.
TimeTree vs. Miracal at a glance
| TimeTree | Miracal | |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone and Android | Yes | Yes |
| Web version | Yes | No |
| Main idea | Shared calendars for families, couples and groups | Your own calendars, tasks and people in one timeline |
| Where events are stored | In your TimeTree account | In the calendars on your phone (iCloud, Google, Outlook) |
| Comments and photos per event | Yes | No |
| Birthdays | Birthdays of calendar members (from their TimeTree profiles) | Birthdays of all your phone contacts, with age and reminder |
| Reminders to stay in touch with friends | No | Yes |
| Account | TimeTree account | None |
| Ads in the free version | Yes | No |
| Price model | Free with ads; Premium subscription | Free without ads; PRO subscription or one-time lifetime purchase |
Where TimeTree is the better choice
If the main job of your calendar is coordinating with other people – a family schedule, a club, a group of friends – TimeTree is built exactly for that. Everyone joins the same calendar, sees changes right away and can comment on events or add photos. There’s also a web version. Miracal has no chat or comments per event.
Where Miracal is the better choice
- Your existing calendars: Miracal doesn’t start a new calendar silo. It shows and edits the iCloud, Google and Outlook calendars on your phone, so your events stay where they are.
- Tasks next to events: to-do lists with priorities, due dates and subtasks in the same timeline.
- Birthdays and friendships: contact birthdays with age, plus reminders when you haven’t seen someone for a while.
- No ads, no account: the free version is ad-free; PRO costs $29.99 per year or $79.99 once.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I share a calendar in Miracal?
Not inside Miracal itself. Use a shared iCloud or Google calendar – Miracal shows and edits it like any other calendar on your phone.
Does Miracal have ads?
No. Neither the free version nor PRO shows ads.
Can I import my TimeTree calendar into Miracal?
Miracal shows the calendars that are on your phone. TimeTree events live in the TimeTree account, so they are not shown automatically.
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