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Calendar

Calendar is a full scheduling surface for cards, workflow steps, and events, with a team-capacity (“bandwidth”) planning layer on top — more than just a date-based list of your cards.

What you can do

  • Views — Month, Week, Day, or Agenda, plus a stacked week view on mobile.
  • Create a card from an empty date — opens a full creation form pre-filled with the date you clicked. You’ll need to pick a board, and you can optionally tag a campaign and org unit.
  • Drag-and-drop rescheduling — drag a card to a new day to reschedule it, including dragging cards in from the Unassigned Pool panel.
  • Filters — by board, campaign, status, type, or team member, plus a toggle to show or hide workflow step due dates alongside cards.
  • Bandwidth rail — appears once you’ve filtered to a board or campaign. Shows each member’s current load as a simple gauge (clear, light, or heavy); clicking a member opens their unscheduled cards so you can place them manually.
  • Card and step tiles open the same detail view used elsewhere in the app; event tiles open an event detail view, where you can “Tag Along” to a public event you didn’t create.
  • Confidential cards always show as a generic “Confidential” tile to anyone without access — this is enforced consistently, not just visually hidden.

Good to know

  • Cards on a private board only show up on your calendar if you have some connection to them — membership, an assignment, or being part of a campaign the card belongs to.
  • Bandwidth numbers are calculated slightly differently depending on whether you’re viewing by board or by campaign, so the same person’s load may not always match exactly between the two views.
  • You can view events and tag along to ones you’re invited to, but there’s currently no way to create a new event from within Calendar itself.

Connections to other features

Cards scheduled here are the same cards used in Kanban and Hub, so rescheduling from Calendar updates them everywhere. Campaign date windows show as a highlighted band across the month, and any org unit you tag at creation ties into the same org-unit system used across the app.