Bring your work, personal, and shared calendars into one clear view.
Know what’s free, and send every invitation from the right account.
Two accounts free. No credit card required.
An interactive look at Kalenda. Sample accounts only; your calendars stay untouched.
For the work account, the personal one, and the business on the side. Each keeps its identity. You get the whole picture.
Every event stays attached to its account. Filter the view without signing in and out of different calendars.
A work meeting can conflict with a personal appointment. Kalenda checks across accounts, including calendars you keep hidden.
Pick the account that should own the meeting. Its name, email, and Google Meet or Teams link go with the invitation.
Share a booking link with your hours, meeting length, and questions. Busy time from your connected calendars comes off the list before a guest chooses.
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Your availability comes from the whole schedule.
The same clear calendar, whether you run two accounts or ten.
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$2.99per month, or $24.99 per year
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Yes. Connect Google, Microsoft 365, or Outlook.com accounts and see their calendars together. Each event keeps its original account and calendar, including shared calendars you have access to.
Yes. Showing a calendar and checking it for conflicts are separate settings. You can hide a personal calendar from your main view while keeping its busy time unavailable to book.
You choose the account and calendar when creating an event or setting up a booking link. That account owns the event, sends the invitations, and hosts its Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meeting.
No. Your calendars stay with Google and Microsoft. Kalenda gives you a shared view of those accounts and saves changes back to the provider that owns the event.
Your original paid-app purchase qualifies for Legacy Pro. Sign in to your existing account and restore your purchase in the app to keep Pro access.
Start with the two calendars you check the most.