PearCal is ready for Closed Testing on Google Play Store. I have to do the following before it can be published for Production on the Google Play Store: "you must run a closed test for your app with a minimum of 12 testers who have been opted-in for at least the last 14 days continuously". If you're able and willing, please DM me an email address I can add to Testers list and opt-in as a tester and install so I can meet the requirements. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback! Once I have added you as a Tester use this link to opt-in so you can access on the Play Store: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pearcal

PearCal: A Shared Calendar With No Account

A shared calendar for your family that nobody can start charging you for. No account and no subscription. You send a link, and everyone

#p2p

I'm comfortable enough to finally promote my first app. I'm focusing on p2p alternatives to commonly used apps that SHOULDN'T need to use centralized services. I plan to use the Pear stack (https://www.pears.com) with holepunching for the back end. First up is PearCal, a calendar sharing app:

PearCal for Android — Zapstore

Peer-to-peer calendar — share events with people, not platforms

Reviews and feedback welcome. Be brutally honest! @Zapstore

Publishing my first p2p app. Give it a try and give me your feedback!

PearCal for Android — Zapstore

Peer-to-peer calendar — share events with people, not platforms