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Hibi Calendar icon

Hibi Calendar

Hibi (Japanese for Days) is a personal calendar app that brings the warmth and texture of paper to your iPhone. Every detail, from the cream-colored pages to the elegant serif typography, is designed to make checking your schedule feel like opening a beautiful journal.

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Cost / License

  • Freemium (Pay once)
  • Open Source

Application type

Platforms

  • iPhone  Requires iOS 26.0 or later
  • iPad  Requires iPad 26.0 or later
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Features

Properties

  1.  Privacy focused

Features

  1.  No registration required
  2.  Dark Mode
  3.  No Tracking
  4.  Calendar View
  5.  Works Offline
  6.  Ad-free

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GitHub repository

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What is Hibi Calendar?

Hibi (Japanese for Days) is a personal calendar app that brings the warmth and texture of paper to your iPhone. Every detail, from the cream-colored pages to the elegant serif typography, is designed to make checking your schedule feel like opening a beautiful journal.

Hibi offers three ways to check your schedule:

  1. Day View: A stack of paper cards you can tear away with a swipe, revealing yesterday or tomorrow beneath.
  2. Week View: A flowing stream of your days, showing events as they unfold.
  3. Month View: An infinite scroll of month grids, clean and readable.

Hibi works with all your existing calendars through Apple's built-in calendar system. There's no account to create, no data to sync, and no cloud to worry about.

Beautiful details throughout: • Hand-picked pastel tints for each of your calendars • Weather forecasts right on each day, powered by Apple WeatherKit • An editorial aesthetic with Instrument Serif typography • A carefully designed dark mode with high-contrast paper textures