Calendar fragmentation is a quiet productivity problem. Personal calendars in Google, team meetings in Zoom, task deadlines in Jira, and project milestones in Notion — none of them talk to each other, and getting a full picture of what's happening this week requires checking four different apps. Lodos Calendar consolidates scheduling into your workspace.
Calendar Views
Switch between day, week, and month views depending on what you need to see:
- Month view — high-level overview of events, meetings, and deadlines
- Week view — detailed scheduling with time slots and overlapping event handling
- Day view — hour-by-hour schedule for busy days with back-to-back meetings
Integrated with Tasks and Meetings
Task deadlines from the Task Management module appear on the calendar automatically — no manual re-entry. MeMeet meeting links are generated when scheduling a meeting event, and the join link is included in the calendar entry. Your calendar reflects your actual work commitments, not just the events you manually added.
Event Features
- Drag-and-drop to reschedule events
- Reminders and notifications before events
- Color-coded categories for meeting types, project deadlines, and personal events
- Invite workspace collaborators to team events
- Keyboard navigation for power users
Visibility Across the Team
Shared calendars let team members see each other's availability — useful for scheduling meetings without the back-and-forth of "does Thursday 3pm work?" Check the team calendar, see who's free, and create the event directly. Everyone gets notified automatically.