New — for Windows

Your wall calendar,
on the desktop.

PinkCal is a desktop calendar and appointment reminder built with Flutter. A clear month view, a focused events list, and smart repeating rules — fast, local, and easy to live with.

Windows desktop Data stays on your PC Free to use
pinkcal — Windows
PinkCal for Windows — month calendar and events list

Everything you need for day-to-day scheduling

Like PinkCal on Android, this Windows edition is a literal wall calendar for your device — with powerful repeating events you can tailor to the date you pick.

Month grid

Scan the month at a glance and jump to any day with a single click.

Events list

Upcoming appointments grouped by date so nothing slips through.

Create & edit

Add, change, or remove appointments quickly from the same screen.

Reminders

Optional notifications and alarms when the platform supports them.

Smart repeats

Daily, weekly, monthly, yearly — plus patterns like every 3rd Tuesday or every 22nd.

Themes & fonts

Adjustable font size and multiple color themes to match your taste.

Get PinkCal for Windows

pinkcal.zip

Portable Windows build — extract and run. All appointments are stored locally on your computer.

Download pinkcal.zip
Privacy first. Your calendar data never leaves your machine. No account, no cloud sync required.
First-time launch? Windows may block the app with a SmartScreen warning. See how to run PinkCal below.

How to run PinkCal the first time

PinkCal is new, so Windows SmartScreen has not seen it before. That is normal for independent software and does not mean the app is harmful — Windows is simply being cautious with anything it does not recognize yet.

What to expect: the first time you double-click pinkcal.exe, Windows may show a blue dialog titled “Windows protected your PC” and block the program from starting. Follow the steps below to continue.
  1. Extract the ZIP

    Unzip pinkcal.zip to a folder (for example, Documents\PinkCal). Double-click pinkcal.exe to launch.

  2. When SmartScreen appears, click “More info”

    The warning hides the run button at first. More info expands the dialog and reveals the option to proceed.

  3. Click “Run anyway”

    PinkCal will start. You should only need to do this once — later launches open normally.

After the first successful launch, Windows remembers your choice and PinkCal opens without this extra step.