A realistic plan for today, built around your calendar and tasks.
These are the parts of DayPilot you can use after you sign in on the web. You can add a task or an event before you connect a calendar.
Connected calendars
Bring in Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar when you want those events in one schedule. Connecting is optional.
Tasks
Keep the work that is not already an event next to the calendar, with a due date.
Pilot Brief
A short read of the day from your schedule and tasks. It does not change the calendar on its own.
Booking links
Share a link. The other person picks a time from the hours you set, in your timezone. Confirmed bookings show on your calendar. They can save a calendar file, and DayPilot emails that file as a confirmation. You can pause the link. New links start on weekdays, 09:00–17:00.
Schedule suggestions
Describe a block of time, such as two hours for deep work tomorrow morning. DayPilot suggests slots. You choose what to add.
Recurring events
Events can keep a recurrence rule when a connected calendar provides one.
Meetings
Track meetings separately from the rest of the day, including where they happen.
Focus
Start a focus session and see how long you have spent in focus this week.
Notes
Write notes in the same account as your calendar and tasks.
