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Calendar

Meetings
and schedules

Your meetings and days, with each event’s notes and tasks right next to it.

No account needed.

Plan the day,
keep its notes beside it

Add a meeting, attach its page or start its notes from the event, and turn a point of the notes into a task.

See the week
  1. Add the meeting for the next step.
  2. Attach its page, or start the meeting notes from the event.
  3. Turn a point of the notes into a task.
Today in zvena CalendarClick an empty hour to add a meeting.
  • Your week in one place

    Your own calendars and the dates of your tasks, side by side; share a calendar with view or edit rights.

  • Booking links

    Others pick a free slot from your calendar, without an exchange of emails.

  • Two-way sync over CalDAV

    iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud and other CalDAV servers, with an app-specific password; changes go both ways.

  • Any iCal link

    A school timetable or a club’s fixtures, read only and refreshed on its own; or import an .ics file.

From a timetable
to a booking link

On your own, with a study group, or with the people who book your time.

  • Personal

    Every calendar side by side

    Add any calendar that has an iCal link — a school timetable, a club’s fixtures — next to your own.

  • Study

    Group meetings

    Share a calendar with the group, and start the meeting notes from the event itself.

  • Team

    Let people book a time

    A booking link where others pick a free slot, without an exchange of emails.

Your calendars,
and the ones you connect

What lives in zvena, what syncs with it, and what doesn’t.

Pricing and limits

Calendars

  • Your own calendars, shared with view or edit rights.
  • Booking links for others to pick a time.
  • A private iCal feed to show your zvena calendar elsewhere.

Connecting other calendars

  • Two-way sync over CalDAV: iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud and others.
  • Subscribe to any iCal link (read only), or import an .ics file.
  • There is no sign-in with a Google or Outlook account; use the calendar’s iCal link instead.

Think once.
Create twice.

A small ready project: a brief, a design and three tasks, linked. No account needed.