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Team calendar that
shows the whole picture

Events, meetings, task due dates, and milestones — all in one calendar view. Schedule meetings without switching to Google Calendar, see what every team member has on their plate, and never miss a deadline buried in a task list.

Day/Week
/Month views
Task
Due dates on calendar
Recurring
Event series
RSVP
Attendee tracking

Calendar Views

The right view for every planning horizon — from today's schedule to next quarter's roadmap.

Day, Week & Month Views

Switch between day view (hourly slots for precise scheduling), week view (the most common working view — shows your 5-day schedule at a glance), and month view (for high-level planning and spotting busy periods). Navigate forward and backward by clicking arrows or jumping to any date. A mini-calendar in the sidebar lets you jump to any month instantly.

Task Due Dates on Calendar

Task deadlines appear directly on the calendar alongside events — no need to cross-reference the task list. A task due on Thursday shows up as a calendar item on Thursday. Toggle which projects' task deadlines are shown to filter the view. Milestone dates appear as distinct markers so the project roadmap is visible in the same place as the team's daily schedule.

Team Calendar View

Switch to the team view to see multiple team members' calendars side by side. Each person's events appear in a separate column for the selected day or week. This is the view to use when scheduling a meeting — see everyone's availability at once without asking "when are you free?" Toggle which team members to include in the view.

Filters & Calendar Layers

Show or hide different types of calendar items independently: my events, team events, task deadlines, milestones, public holidays. Color-code calendars by team or project so different categories are visually distinct at a glance. Save a filter configuration as your default view so the calendar always opens showing what you care about most.

Event Management

Every detail about a meeting or event — in one place.

Rich Event Details

Every event has a title, date, start time, end time, and optional description. Add a location (physical address or video call link — Google Meet, Zoom, Teams). Attach documents from your workspace that are relevant to the meeting — the agenda, pre-read, or previous meeting notes. Attach tasks that will be discussed so attendees can jump from the event to the task.

Recurring Events

Set up events that repeat on a schedule: daily, weekly on specific days, every two weeks, monthly on a fixed date, or monthly on the Nth weekday (e.g., first Tuesday). Edit a single occurrence without affecting the series, or edit the entire series going forward. Delete a single occurrence (e.g., skip the standup on a holiday) without removing all future recurrences.

Attendees & RSVPs

Invite any team member to an event. Each invitation sends a notification with an Accept / Decline / Maybe response. The event card on the calendar shows the RSVP status at a glance — green for accepted, red for declined, grey for no response. The event organizer sees the full attendee list with individual statuses and can follow up with non-responders.

Reminders & Notifications

Set one or multiple reminders per event: 15 minutes before, 1 hour before, 1 day before. Reminders arrive as in-app notifications and optionally by email. The reminder timing can be set per-event or as a default preference in your account settings. For recurring events, reminders fire before every occurrence — no need to re-set them each week.

From idea to scheduled meeting in 3 steps

1

Check availability

Open the team calendar view and check the columns for the people you need. Find a time slot where everyone is free — without sending "when are you available?" messages.

2

Create the event

Click the time slot to create an event. Add the title, description, video call link, and attach any relevant documents from your workspace. Set a reminder.

3

Invite attendees

Add team members to the event. Everyone gets notified and can accept or decline. RSVP status is visible to all attendees — no more uncertainty about who's coming.

How teams use the calendar

Standups & Recurring Meetings

Daily standups, weekly sprint planning, biweekly retrospectives — set up once as recurring events. Attach the video call link and agenda template to the event so every occurrence has the same structure. No "what's the Zoom link?" in chat every Monday.

Project Deadlines & Launches

Milestone dates and task due dates on the same calendar as events gives the full picture of what's coming. No more discovering that a product launch date falls the same week as three other deliverables — the conflict is visible weeks in advance.

Client & External Meetings

Schedule client calls with a video link and attached proposals or briefs. The team member who hosts the call sees the event, the attached documents, and the client's RSVP — all in the same view. Post-meeting notes can be created as a document linked to the event.