Calendar & availability
Your real schedule in-app: deadlines, events, visibility scopes and Find a time.
The Calendar shows your actual week — not just meetings.
- Task due dates, for every assignee, not just the primary one.
- Noot target dates and milestones.
- Meetings and their bookings.
- Events synced from a connected Google, Microsoft or Zoom calendar, two-way.
It only ever shows Noots you can actually see. The item counter is a button that opens exactly what the current scope holds, soonest first, with past items dimmed at the end rather than hidden.
Creating an event
Title, start, all day, and a kind — Meeting, Event, Busy or Deadline. You can attach it to a Noot, which also puts it on that project's Calendar tab.
Visibility
| Scope | Who sees it |
|---|---|
| Public | Anyone in your organization. |
| Mutual | Teammates you share work with. |
| Noot | The members of the project it's attached to. |
| Private | Only you. |
Noot scope quietly becomes Private if the event isn't attached to a project, so it can't be a setting that means nothing. You can also set a default visibility for your whole calendar.
Reminders
Remind me starts at no reminder and offers 5, 10, 15 and 30 minutes, 1 and 2 hours, 1 and 2 days, and 1 week before — plus Custom…, which takes any amount up to eight weeks, at minute resolution. Reminders are swept every couple of minutes, so "15 minutes before" means 15 minutes before.
Find a time
- 1Pick the people, a date and a duration.
- 2Set the Between window you'd consider.
- 3Read the availability bars — one per person across the window, with busy blocks, free gaps and the suggested slots drawn on top, so you can see *why* those slots were suggested.
- 4Click a slot and it pre-fills a new event with the invitees already on it.
Availability respects each person's own work schedule for that weekday — somebody who works 07:00–15:00, or not on Fridays, is never offered a slot they were never free for. When there is no shared time, it names the people who simply aren't working rather than shrugging.
If your workspace runs the Shift-Based Scheduler extension, availability follows the rota instead of 9–5 — see Healthcare extensions.
