Calendar

Calendar is an agent-powered scheduling app. Connect your Google Calendar and the agent can read your schedule, find free time, create events, and manage Calendly-style booking links, in plain English or with a click. It replaces the Google Calendar + Calendly combo with one app, so your real schedule and your public booking pages are never two things you have to keep in sync by hand.

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See Calendar live with a real Google Calendar connected.

A brief tour of the calendar application.

What it replaces

Before

Google Calendar for your real schedule
Calendly (or similar) for public booking links, kept in sync by hand
A separate contacts search when you need someone's email
Copy-pasting a Zoom link into every invite

After

One view: your real calendar and your booking links together
One availability model that booking links and the agent both read from
People search built into the same prompt as scheduling
Zoom or Google Meet attached automatically when someone books

Calendar in a multi-app workspace

If you're running Calendar alongside other apps under Dispatch, your calendar stops being just a page you open. It becomes something other channels and apps can act on, from automations that fire off a new booking to a sibling app handing Calendar a scheduling request directly. See Calendar in a Multi-App Workspace for how the connection actually works and the real mechanisms behind it.

What's next

Features — views, availability, finding time, and booking links, with setup steps for each
Talk to the Agent — prompts by task, application state, and Extensions
Calendar in a Multi-App Workspace — integration strategies and connecting to Dispatch
Developer Guide — quick start, actions, data model, and routes
Templates — the Cloneable SaaS model, and every other domain template to start from
Getting Started — the framework fundamentals: actions, application state, and live sync
Mail — a sibling domain template covering inbox and automations
Automations — trigger jobs off calendar and booking events
Sharing — the share-grant model booking links build on