Comparison
Outlook Calendar vs ComingUp Today
Outlook Calendar is part of Microsoft 365 and Exchange, providing business-grade scheduling tied to email and enterprise tools. This comparison explains differences between Outlook Calendar's scheduling workflow and ComingUp Today's unified visibility across all calendars without editing events.
When to Use Outlook Calendar
- You are embedded in Microsoft 365 or Exchange email workflows.
- You need detailed business scheduling with Outlook and Teams integration.
- You schedule meetings, resources, and shared calendars for teams.
- You want email-linked calendar invites with enterprise controls.
When ComingUp Today Helps
- You want a combined view across all your calendars in one place.
- You want privacy-filtered shared calendar views for households or groups.
- You prefer a read-only aggregated timeline without editing source events.
- You want a shared high-level schedule without complex enterprise controls.
Feature Comparison
- Unified multi-calendar view (ComingUp Today)
- Privacy-first visibility controls (ComingUp Today)
- Read-only schedule aggregation (ComingUp Today)
- Cross-platform support: Outlook Calendar excels (ComingUp Today is Web)
- Scheduling invites / booking workflows (Outlook Calendar)
Related pages
- How it works — How ComingUp Today works
- Use cases — Explore the most common use cases for ComingUp Today
- Developer diary — Philosophy behind ComingUp Today
- FAQ — Answers to common questions about ComingUp Today
- About — Why ComingUp was built
- Security — Privacy and data protection