Presently
Privacy

We never see your calendar.

Last updated September 26, 2026

Presently is a calendar app for the Mac, made by Blue Tomato Studio LLC. This page says what it reads, where anything goes, and what we keep. The short version: we don't have a server that sees your calendar, there's no Presently account, and nothing in the app tracks you.

What Presently reads

Apple Calendar

When you allow it, Presently reads the events in Apple Calendar on your Mac, and changes them when you edit something in Presently. That includes every account you've added to your Mac, such as iCloud or Exchange. This all happens on your Mac. Nothing is sent over the internet for it.

Google Calendar

If you add a Google account, you sign in with Google in your browser, and Presently then talks to Google directly. It asks for three permissions:

Your Google sign-in is saved in your Mac's Keychain, where your Mac keeps passwords. Your events are saved in a file on your Mac so the app opens instantly. None of it is sent to us.

Presently's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Presently uses your Google data only to show and change your own calendar on your own Mac. It is never sold, never used for ads, and never read by people.

Your location, if you turn it on

Location is off until you turn it on in Settings. With it on, Presently uses it for two things: to work out the drive to events that have an address, and to match the colors of the day to your own sunrise and sunset. With it off, Presently guesses your sunrise and sunset from your time zone, and doesn't tell you when to leave.

Who else sees anything

WhoWhat they get, and when
GooglePresently asks Google for your calendars and events, only if you added a Google account. Nothing goes through us. Google's privacy policy covers them.
AppleTo work out a drive, Presently asks Apple Maps where an event's address is and how long it takes to get there from where you are. That sends the address and your location to Apple, and only for events with a place, only with location on. Apple's privacy policy covers it.
This websiteIf you say yes when Presently asks, it checks presentlycal.com once a day for a new version by downloading one small file. Nothing about you or your calendar is sent with it. Like any visit to a website, it shows the site your internet address and which version of Presently you have. A new version is only downloaded when you say so.
Your call appsNothing, until you press Join. Then the link opens in your browser or the call's own app.

What we keep

Nothing. There's no Presently account, nothing that tracks how you use it, no crash reports sent to us, and no ads. We can't see your calendar, your location or your Google account, because none of it ever reaches us.

This website

presentlycal.com is a plain website hosted by GitHub. It doesn't use cookies, doesn't track you, and loads nothing from other companies, not even its fonts. It picks its colors from the time zone your browser reports. That happens on your device, and nothing is sent anywhere. GitHub may keep a record of visits, including internet addresses, for security; GitHub's privacy statement covers them.

Removing your data

Children

Presently isn't made for children under 13. It collects nothing from anyone, children included.

Changes

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top. If a change means Presently sends something new anywhere, we'll also say so in the notes that come with that update.

Contact

Questions go to contact@bluetomatostudio.com. Blue Tomato Studio LLC, California.