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Replace Google Calendar with Mailflare office

The best open-source alternative to Google Calendar is Mailflare (or synct) with genoffice, self-hosted on Railway. Got a domain? Do this, boom, and you're good until you see revenue. Mailflare, synct, and genoffice are the side-hustle office: email, calendar (including a Google Calendar off-ramp), a booking page, and an AI replacement for the rest of Workspace or Microsoft 365.

Estimated save $1,380 a year.

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How Google Calendar compares

Google CalendarMailflare office
Pricing modelHosted subscription Open-source or fair-code license; you pay the host
HostingVendor cloud Self-hosted on Railway or any VPS
Rough monthly costPublic list price not verified this run Hosting only — no SaaS seat meter in this repo

FAQ

Is it free?
The Mailflare office licenses are open source or fair-code. You still pay hosting (Railway or any VPS) and any APIs the stack calls. There is no Google Calendar seat or task bill on this path.
Can I migrate from Google Calendar?
Yes. Start with the workflows or data you actually use, then cut over. The Mailflare office stack page has the agent prompt and the cost table; most teams rebuild the slice that matters and leave old Google Calendar links until they expire.
How do I deploy it?
Open the Mailflare office stack, copy the agent prompt, and deploy on Railway (one service, PORT, and a volume when the app needs disk). Step 1 of 2. One Railway project deploys synct (web + worker + Postgres) and genoffice. Use the button to start that project on Railway. A one-click template ships when it is published. Mailflare stays on Cloudflare — that is step 2.
What does this replace?
Google Workspace / M365 + Calendly / Google Calendar. The published small-team estimate on this stack is $1,380 a year.

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