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to quickly find, share and keep track of interesting events.
SORTED BY PRIORITY
wikical sorts events by their upcoming dates like a start of ticket sale, a registration deadline, or a call for papers, before the actual event takes place.
Events are colored red when their upcoming dates are imminent, orange for next week, and green for later.
NEATLY ORGANIZED
For your different interests, organize events in groups, like family, business and hobby, or whatever you like.
Follow groups from other users which you find interesting. Your friend Bob is grouping cool art events and events of his daughter's kindergarten. You follow just bob:art but not bob:kindergarten.
POWERFUL FILTERS AND NOTIFICATIONS
Save any search as a filter and get notified of new matching events.
Follow events of your interest, and specify how you want to get notified, like for important changes, new images or new comments.
AMAZING VIEWS FOR THE EVENTS YOU WISH TO SEE
Display events as cards, table, calender or on a map. They take you to the event view with all you need to know about the event.
 
 Cards
 
 Map
 
 Table
 
 Calendar
Optimized for any screen size
Available for iOS
Available for Android
Use in many languages
FREEDOM OF DATA
Event data in wikical is public. Anyone may reuse it, even for commercial purposes, without asking for permission. This freedom is stipulated in the Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 open data license. Open Data helps wikical to spread and find more users, adhering to the Open Definition 2.0 of the Open Knowledge International.
FREEDOM OF SOFTWARE
wikical is built on a stack of free and open source software. wikical is a customized version of GriCal, which is available under the free AGPL 3.0 license. This means that anyone is free to operate her own GriCal site. Thus your contributions to wikical won't be tied to us.
“Jury convinced by this project”
Be-Berlin
“The Wikipedia for Events”
Markus Spath
netzwertig.com
“Events at a glance”
Linuxuser
linux-user.de
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