Every entry links to its client, case or task, so you open the client record and see your meetings with them — instead of hunting your calendar for the name of a meeting you forgot.
The link in the panel takes you straight to the client or the project. Back to home
Calendar
Calendar
Team meetings, appointments and task due dates in one calendar — no second calendar, no clashes.
Team calendar
With Moshaar
SundayCampaign delivery
TuesdayClient meeting
ReminderAutomatic
The team's weekOne calendar holding the team, the consultations and your own meetings,
One calendar holding the team, the consultations and your own meetings,
and every entry knows where it belongs.
There are several calendars, each with its own colour: switch one off and its entries disappear and the counters move with them. Press any entry to see its time, place and attendees — your colleagues and the client invited by email — plus its reminder, its file and its links to the client and the project.
My calendars
Overdue1
Planned6
Done1
Sunday142
Monday152
Tuesday161
Wednesday172
Thursday181
◉Switch a calendar off and its entries disappear, counters and all⏎Press any entry to see its attendees, its reminder and its links
Why inside the platformA separate calendar knows your time,
A separate calendar knows your time,
but not your work.
The difference is not the grid — every calendar is a grid. The difference is that an entry here carries its client, its project, its task and its file, so it still makes sense two months later.
An attendee is either a colleague in the workspace or a client invited by email. The meeting and its reminder reach the client without an account here, and without you pasting a link into a message.
Reminders are set per event: 10 minutes, an hour or a day ahead.Anything whose time has passed without being marked done counts as late immediately — not at the end-of-week meeting. The status is computed from time and completion, not from anyone's judgement.
Three states only: done · planned · late — with no manual sorting. Tips
Four habits that make your calendar readable at a glance.
Separate your calendars by colour, not by app
One calendar for the team, one for consultations, one for you: a colour each, and one click to switch a layer off when you want a clean week. Better than three apps that cannot see each other.
Link the entry to its client or project as you create it
One second makes the entry appear inside the client record and the project page — so you reach it later through three doors instead of from memory.
Set the privacy of what is yours alone
A personal entry shows colleagues that you are busy without its title: it respects your time without exposing your details, so you need no second calendar outside work.
Mark things done as soon as they are
The status is computed: whatever passed without being marked becomes late. One minute after each meeting keeps the late list honest — and that is the list that matters most.
Put the Calendar to work
Try it with your team and judge after the first hour.