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Fantastical Calendar App Debuts on Googlebook, Android Phone Release Set for 2027

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Key points

  • Fantastical is now available on Googlebook.
  • This is Fantastical's first release on a Google mobile OS.
  • Android phone, tablet, and foldable versions are planned for 2027.
  • Individual pricing starts at $57/year, family plans at $90/year.

Fantastical Arrives on Googlebook

Fantastical, a calendar application previously available on Apple and Windows platforms, has launched on Googlebook. This release marks the application's initial availability on a Google mobile operating system, specifically for Google's new laptop initiative.

Android Phone and Tablet Release Delayed

Despite Googlebook running on an Android-based OS, the Fantastical application is not yet ready for Android phones, tablets, or foldables. Flexibits co-founder and CEO Michael Simmons stated that these versions are in development but are not expected to launch until 2027. The company's contact management app, Cardhop, has no announced plans for an Android release.

Pricing and Availability

Existing Fantastical users on other platforms can access the Googlebook version without additional cost. New users can also use the application across supported devices. Individual subscriptions for Fantastical start at $57 per year, with family plans priced at $90 annually. A free tier with fewer features is also available.

Development Background

Fantastical originated on Mac in 2011 and later expanded to Windows in late 2024. The decision to develop for Googlebook came after Google demonstrated its new laptop platform to the Fantastical team. This development represents the first step towards broader compatibility with Google's mobile OS ecosystem.

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The Fantastical calendar application is now available on Googlebook, marking its first expansion to a Google mobile OS platform. While the Googlebook OS is Android-based, the app will not be available for Android phones, tablets, or foldables until 2027.