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You can customize InstaCal to fit your needs, with the ability to show a variety of different menu bar styles and color schemes.
Always Available
If the Mac’s Calendar app is performing well for you, and the feature you’re really missing is access to Calendar from the menu bar, Itsycal is the menu bar app for you. Itsycal can display a monthly view of your Calendar app’s information, including showing events that are scheduled. Jan 06, 2020 Click on the date and time in the Menu bar in the upper right corner of your screen. Click on Open Date & Time Preferences. Click the Date & Time tab. Click the lock to make changes.

Make the date in your Mac's menu bar more useful by replacing it with InstaCal. Now, access your calendar from anywhere simply by clicking the date in the Menu Bar.
Mac Menu Bar Calendar Date App 2017
Multi-Account Support
Support for multiple accounts types including direct integration with Google, Office 365, Outlook.com, and your local Apple Calendars.
Manage Your Reminders
View and edit your existing reminders, or add new ones including location and time-based alerts.
Run as a Menu Bar or Dock App
Display the calendar right in your menu bar, or as a standard app your dock.
High Sierra and Touch Bar Ready
InstaCal makes use of deep integration with macOS including Touch Bar support and global customizable keyboard shortcuts.
Always Up-to-Date
InstaCal automatically updates in the background ensuring your calendar and reminder lists stay up to date.
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Detailed Notification Control
Create, edit and view notifications for calendar events and reminders. These actionable notifications allow you to respond to invites and view upcoming events and reminders. You can even disable system notifications on a per-account and per-type basis.
Personalize to fit your style
InstaCal includes support for customizable color schemes to fit your style.
Mac Menu Bar Calendar App

Using a small (and free) App you can add a great calendar to your Menu Bar (and it works in Catalina!)
Note: although this guide was initially published in 2015, it has been updated to be current in late 2019.
Mac Menu Bar Settings
Instead of having to open Calendar.app or Google Calendar when you want to glance at a calendar or your upcoming events (or create new ones) – put one in your Menu Bar for super-quick access!
Mac Menu Bar Calendar
- The App is Itsycal, and it’s fantastic. Download the zip file, extract Itsycal.app and drag/drop it to your Applications folder to install. Launch it from there.
- Click OK to grant Itsycal access to your Calendar.app.
- You’ll see a new icon in your Menu Bar, simply a number (today’s date).
- Like the built-in Apple Menu items, you can move Itsycal by holding down the Apple Key (⌘) and then click-and-drag to where you’d like it.
- Now click the icon itself, and you’ll see this months calendar. Setting up Itsycal takes no time at all – click the Options button (the one that looks like a ‘gear’ – see screenshot below).
- Select Preferences… from the drop-down menu.
- From here you can choose which calendars you want to appear in Itsycal.
- Place a check in the box next to each calendar you want displayed, and a check in the box labeled Launch at login.
- Now when you return to Itsycal, it will have ‘dots’ below each day on the calendar that has one or more events planned. Hover your cursor over a date that has an event, and it will display the event details.
- You can even have Itsycal list the next X days worth of events right below the calendar. Simply return to the Preferences
- Creating new Events can be accomplished quite easily from within Itsycal – click the “plus sign” ( + ) from the bottom right corner (see screenshot below). Enter in the information about your new event, select the calendar you want it listed on (assuming you have more than one) and then click Save Event.
- You can also customize the look and feel of the app – return to the Preferences and select the Appearance tab. Review the options and make any changes you see fit.