SiteList review score
Visual design execution is exceptional with disciplined tokens and dark theme contrast. Mobile performance suffers from a 6.3s LCP, horizontal overflow, and missing skip links.
Reviewed on Aug 27, 2026
Compass Calendar — The keyboard-first calendar to get organized quickly
compasscalendar.com
Unclaimed listingWhat it does
Compass is a small but mighty calendar for busy minimalists: a simple, keyboard-first way to plan your week around what matters.
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Captured during our latest review on Aug 27, 2026
Pricing details
Currently free; trial starts in late August, price TBD. Billed monthly.
View sourceKey features
Command Palette
navigation
Pull up a command palette for any action via Ctrl+K or ?
Practice Arena
onboarding
Walks users through core shortcut patterns with contextual hints.
Keyboard-First Navigation
interaction
Targets elements without Tabbing, chains shortcuts, and surfaces contextual shortcuts.
Who it’s for
Busy Professionals
Keyboard-centric users planning their week efficiently without mouse reliance.
Integrations
Google Calendar
calendar
Signs you up and connects your Google Calendar account for sync and scheduling.
Buyer questions
Questions buyers actually ask
Why doesn't my mouse work?
Compass is keyboard-driven to help users stay in the flow. Disabling clicks forces us to deliver a first-class keyboard experience.
Product FAQ information · View source
The expert review
Compass Calendar scores 67/100 in our 13-dimension review, driven by exceptional 67/100 visual design execution and clean technical sitemaps. Its overall evaluation is held back by slow mobile performance with a 6.3-second LCP and critical accessibility gaps.
67/100: exceptional design execution offset by weak accessibility and mobile performance
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- Domain
- compasscalendar.com
- Category
- Task tracking
- Pricing
- Free · $0/mo
- Platforms
- web
- Founded
- 2021
- Last checked
- Aug 27, 2026
- Public dimensions
- 13
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