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# nocal
> nocal is a calendar app that works like a notebook. It brings notes, tasks, and your
> calendar (Google Calendar and Outlook) into one workspace, and ships a built-in MCP
> server so AI agents can read that context and write results back. Available for macOS,
> Windows, iPhone, and Android.
Made by Muse Tech, LLC. The MCP server currently exposes note tools:
notes_search, notes_get, notes_list_recent, notes_create, and notes_patch.
See the MCP server reference below for arguments and write-safety rules.
The Docs section covers how nocal itself works. The Help section covers general
Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, and .ics questions and is not nocal-specific.
## Product
- [nocal](https://nocal.app/): Notes, tasks, and calendar in one workspace, with a built-in MCP server.
- [Unified calendar](https://nocal.app/one-calendar): Work, personal, family, and shared calendars from Google Calendar and Outlook in one view.
- [Interactive notes](https://nocal.app/interactive-notes): Markdown notes with checklists that link to events, people, and other notes.
- [Calendar Ideas](https://nocal.app/calendar-ideas): nocal reads your calendar and proposes moves: focus blocks to protect, syncs to decline, 1:1s to stack.
- [MCP for AI agents](https://nocal.app/mcp): Built-in MCP server so Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can read your notes and write results back.
- [nocal for iPhone and Android](https://nocal.app/mobile): The mobile apps and what they sync.
- [Download nocal](https://nocal.app/downloads): Installers for macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
- [Pricing](https://nocal.app/pricing): Free on desktop. Everywhere is $4.99/mo for mobile and sync. Full Access is $9.99/mo. Free for students with a .edu address.
- [Changelog](https://nocal.app/changelog): Every released version with its user-facing changes.
## Who it is for
- [For doers](https://nocal.app/doers): Meetings, notes, and follow-ups in one place.
- [For managers](https://nocal.app/managers): Recur