- Calendar views: Month, week, day and agenda layouts.
- Tasks and reminders: Manage tasks and reminder events alongside calendars.
- Android app: Distributed through Google Play with ads and in-app purchases.
- Widgets: Use home-screen calendar widgets where supported.
- Sync: Connect supported calendar accounts through the Android app.
Appgenix Software (Business Calendar 2)
Professional Android calendar app with advanced views, tasks, and widgets
Updated August 10, 2026
Appgenix Software (Business Calendar 2) Overview
Business Calendar 2 is an Android calendar and task app from Appgenix Software. It combines month, week, day and agenda views with reminders, recurring tasks and home-screen widgets. The Google Play app is free to install, with ads and optional purchases inside the app.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Free app | $0 | Core calendar, tasks and reminders; ads are shown |
| In-app purchases | Price varies by Google Play listing | Paid upgrades are offered in the app; no current public numeric Pro price was exposed |
The Play listing confirms a free, ad-supported app with optional purchases. It does not expose one current universal price for every in-app upgrade.
Pricing source: Business Calendar 2 on Google Play
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Unlike Google Calendar, Business Calendar 2 puts dense month, week, agenda and task views directly in an Android app, with more room to tune how they look. It suits people who plan on their phone and want more control than Google’s restrained interface provides. |
| aCalendar | When choosing between aCalendar and this product, tasks, reminders and calendar views sit together in Business Calendar 2 instead of feeling like separate utilities. That layout can be easier for someone who plans appointments and to-dos in the same pass, though both apps deserve a hands-on widget comparison. |
| Samsung Calendar | Where Samsung Calendar is the other option, Business Calendar 2 is available beyond Samsung’s own device ecosystem and gives Android users a consistent interface when they change handset brands. That portability matters to anyone who likes the Samsung approach but does not want the calendar tied to one manufacturer. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Google Calendar has a full browser experience and easy sharing with people already using Google accounts. Business Calendar 2 is the weaker choice when collaboration across desktop and mobile matters more than a highly configurable Android view. |
| aCalendar | In day-to-day use, aCalendar competes for almost the same Android power-user audience, so the difference can come down to navigation, widgets and upgrade terms rather than a decisive feature gap. Trying both with real recurring events is more useful than choosing from screenshots. |
| Samsung Calendar | Samsung Calendar is preinstalled and closely integrated with Galaxy devices, which removes another app, account permission set and possible ad-supported experience. Galaxy-only households may gain little from replacing a familiar native calendar with Business Calendar 2. |
Reviews
- Google Play: The Android listing shows a 4.5/5 aggregate from roughly 273,000 reviews. That large sample supports the app's broad adoption, but recent entries are still the best place to check complaints about ads, widgets or device-specific behavior.
- Reddit discussion: One commenter called it "awesome calendar app with a clean month layout." The wording was reconstructed against the original post and is useful as a view-specific opinion, not a substitute for the much larger Play sample.
