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Will sign up in a heartbeat as soon as you have CardDAV / CalDAV support!

• postiecard 5y ago
  Consider etesync, which offers client side encrypted Card/CalDAV. You can still use Purelymail for mail, and have your mail client provide a cohesive mail/contacts/calendar UI.
• Felz 5y ago
  We do have CardDAV support, and hope to develop CalDAV soon :)
  • brongondwana 5y ago
    Good luck with CalDAV - it's pretty hairy! I do recommend joining CalConnect if you have the budget for it - you get access to a lot of experts there. Or at least show up to the calsify mailing list at IETF, we're pretty friendly there too. The edge cases in Calendaring are a right pain.
  • malinens 5y ago
    I would recommend using some existing opensource tool for that and not roll your own implementation
• pwrplus1 5y ago
  If you don't mind separating your mail from your CalDAV there is https://fruux.com https://fruux.com (I use a paper diary, YMMV.)
  • fastball 5y ago
    €4/u/m is pretty steep. I'm currently using fastmail which is $3-5/u/m for mail/cal/card.
    • dddw 5y ago
      It is free if you only use it on 2 devices
      • fastball 5y ago
        Yeah unfortunately the main cost I'm looking to reduce is a family domain which I have ~10 family members on.