Google Calendar
The shareable online calendar by Google
Spend less time planning and more time doing with a shareable calendar that works across Google Workspace.
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Reviewers praise Google Calendar for reliability, ease of use, and seamless syncing across devices, with color-coding and sharing highlighted for managing work and personal schedules. Makers of folk note smooth event synchronization via the API, while makers of Tanka credit integrations that support a unified communications workflow, and makers of Dovetail report dependable syncing alongside Outlook for automated scheduling flows. Users want a native macOS app and finer control over Tasks colors. Overall, it’s stable, well-documented, and fits naturally into daily routines.
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How people rate Google Calendar
Based on 13 reviews
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Our users can easily hook up their artists' personal and professional calendars to avoid double-bookings and allow for downtime between shows.
We all use it, so it only makes sense to integrate it into our app. Syncing with Google Calendar makes scheduling super easy. Our AI agents use Google Calendar to check availability and book meetings live on call. It just feels like a natural extension of how people already organize their day-to-day.
Behind the scenes, Sked syncs with Google Calendar to make scheduling magical. We rely on it to fetch availability, book and reschedule events, and reflect real-time updates — all while keeping the user in Slack. Its developer-friendly APIs and real-time sync capabilities made it the obvious choice for powering Sked’s calendar layer.