Feature comparison
| Feature | Noti | GCal |
|---|---|---|
| Calendar standard & stability | △ GCal sync | ✓ Strength |
| Korean note → event | ✓ One natural-language line | △ Quick-add mostly English |
| Notes, to-dos, alarms integrated | ✓ One app | △ Tasks separate |
| Two-way sync | ✓ Noti↔GCal | ✓ Native |
| Weather & widgets | ✓ Integrated | △ Limited |
| Offline writing | ✓ PWA queue | △ Limited |
| Pricing | Free + Pro ₩6,900/mo | Free |
✓ Supported · △ Partly supported · — Not supported
Verdict
If you only need a pure calendar, Google Calendar is plenty. If you want to create those events easily from Korean notes and see your to-dos and alarms in one place, layer Noti on top — the two stay linked both ways.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep using Google Calendar while also using Noti?
Yes. Noti syncs two ways with Google Calendar, so a change on either side is reflected. You just do the input conveniently in Noti.
Will my existing Google events disappear?
No. Existing events stay visible, and events you create in Noti are also added to Google.