An advanced, highly customizable calendar card for Home Assistant Lovelace with event list and calendar view modes.
Atomic Calendar Revive is an advanced calendar card for Home Assistant's Lovelace UI that displays events from Google Calendar and CalDav sources. It solves the problem of limited customization in default calendar cards by offering extensive configuration options, multiple view modes, and advanced filtering to tailor the calendar display to specific user preferences.
Home Assistant users who want a highly customizable and feature-rich calendar visualization within their Lovelace dashboard, particularly those integrating Google Calendar or CalDav services.
Developers choose Atomic Calendar Revive for its superior flexibility compared to other calendar cards, with features like keyword filtering, event progress bars, multiple view modes, and ongoing active development within the Home Assistant ecosystem.
An advanced calendar card for Home Assistant Lovelace.
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Offers multiple view modes, keyword filtering, progress bars, and MDI icon support, allowing users to tailor the calendar display precisely to their needs, as highlighted in the features list.
Regular releases with clear compatibility tables and a roadmap via feature request discussions ensure ongoing development and support for newer Home Assistant versions.
Integrates with both Google Calendar and CalDav, with pre-compiled libraries and Lovelace UI editor support for straightforward configuration within Home Assistant.
Includes advanced capabilities like splitting multi-day events, limiting events, sorting, and time windows, providing granular control over calendar displays beyond basic views.
Requires specific Home Assistant versions (e.g., v7.0.0 needs HA 2022.6+), with noted breaks on older versions like 2022.5, limiting users on outdated or restricted systems.
With over 15 configurable features listed, the abundance of options—such as keyword lists and event limits—can overwhelm users seeking a simple, quick setup.
Only directly integrates with Google Calendar and CalDav, excluding other popular services like Microsoft Outlook or Apple iCloud, which may require additional workarounds or integrations.