Teamup Calendar Reviews 4

In my experience, Teamup has been much better, more useful, and easier to work with than Google Calendar.

I have used Teamup privately and professionally from shortly after it was first offered. We use it at work for scheduling public classes and events as well as tracking our internal meetings - and I love the option to have it everything on a master calendar of calendars. I also have a private Teamup calendar that I use with all my family members.

I find that Teamup shares calendars and schedules quickly and easily and is equally useful for business or family members. You can create multiple groups of calendars that are shown or hidden at will, able to be edited or not, and each grouping will have an individual web link. Individual items can be shared via a web page, email, social media, and more.

Teamup Calendar's focus is on being a calendar - with a lot of great features that are simple to access and use from any platform and can be integrated into other options if you need it. I am delighted that Teamup has kept this calendar focus over the years - it is exactly what I have needed and what I still want.

An excellent shared calendar. Easy to set up. Loads of Features even in the free version. We use it to keep track of our band members availability for gigs. Even allows map location of events. A Brilliant App.

We used TeamUp for an internal calendar in our team (up to 15 users) for some years paying $10/month which is reasonable. However, a recent incident made us review the security of the system (website and iOS TeamUp app).

The result was shocking! A change of master password some months ago had no effect and the apps would continue to access the service for months thereafter without the need to update the password.

Equally, access to the calendar feeds are very hard to remove.

We finally resorted to deleting all calendar entries manually, then deleting the calendars themselves, and finally closing the account. It took many hours for the apps to stop interacting with the calendars that should no longer have existed.

We emailed their support to report all details and three days later, they have only tried to re-enable our account (apparently the calendar was still available to them... erm... GDPR laws?) and they even took payment again for another month two days after closing the account.

We were naive about the service for years. If you have any need for any level of security, I recommend you thoroughly test their service before committing. Such a shame; we were loyal customers.