Private by default
Every entry starts private. Nothing of yours reaches the public side unless you choose it, one item at a time.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CALENDAR IN ONE PLACE
Organize your time.
Share what matters.
For people whose work runs on a calendar — music, stage, comedy, speaking, teaching, preaching, production — and who need to show availability without opening up their whole life.
Your profile starts private. You decide when and how much to publish.
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A calendar for people who work. All in one place, the way the month actually is.
Three levels of visibility
Public with details, just “busy” to signal a commitment without revealing what it is, or completely invisible.
Contact details under your control
Email, phone and website stay hidden until you publish each one separately.
Bring the calendar you already have
Import from Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple or anything that exports iCalendar. Everything arrives private.
Who it’s for
The calendar is the same. What changes is who looks after it.
For people who perform
Singer, DJ, speaker, preacher, comedian, coach, host, photographer, creator, athlete
For people who put things on
Production company, venue, church, school, radio, broadcaster, fair, coworking space, club, NGO, public body
For people who manage others
Manager, agent, producer, talent agency, booking office, assistant
Why a calendar, and not another social network
Today availability, promotion and discovery live scattered across social media, messages and spreadsheets. Organizers don’t know who is free; performers don’t get found; audiences find out too late. The idea here is simple: the calendar as the bridge between who performs, who books and who shows up.
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