Bring what you already have.
Daykite asks two questions per calendar — which Space it belongs to, and who's allowed to see it — then merges the duplicates and gets out of the way. Integrations are experimental: they're still being tested, and some providers haven't been tried with real accounts yet — check results before relying on them.
Changes flow both ways. You choose which calendars come in, and where.
Outlook.com and Microsoft 365. Changes flow both ways, and you choose which calendars come in.
Your iCloud calendars, including shared family ones.
Fastmail, Nextcloud and anything else that publishes a calendar feed.
A one-off export from anywhere else, routed like any other calendar.
Choose which of your Google calendars come in, and which Space each belongs to.
A Meet link for any event in one click — and a room of its own for every booking, made the moment someone books.
Any rule can add a row: every booking, finished task or routine, in the spreadsheet your team already reads. Export your bookings in one click.
Rules send email from your own address, and a labelled message becomes a task that links back to the thread.
The same for Outlook.com and Microsoft 365: email from your own address, and a message with a category becomes a task.
A Zoom link for any event in one click, and a scheduled Zoom meeting of its own for every booking.
A Teams link for any event in one click, and a Teams meeting of its own for every booking. Work and school accounts.
Calendly bookings on your calendar, with reschedules and cancellations, ready for prep-time and follow-up automations.
Your Google Tasks lists in Daykite lists of your own: new tasks, due dates and ticks come across within minutes.
Your To Do lists in Daykite, with due dates, importance and ticks.
Task databases from Notion in Daykite lists, read from each database's own title, date and status.
Issues assigned to you, in Daykite lists, with due dates and priority.
Tasks from the Asana projects you choose, with due dates and ticks.
Cards from the boards you choose — done when ticked or moved to a Done list.
Tasks from the ClickUp lists you choose, with due dates, priority and status.
Issues assigned to you in the Jira Cloud projects you choose.
Issues and PRs assigned to you, and reviews waiting on you — ready for a focus block.
Records from the tables you choose, as tasks, read from each table's own fields.
Your open CRM tasks — calls, emails, to-dos — with due dates and priority.
Your open Salesforce tasks, linking back to each record.
Post to a channel from any automation. Nothing it posts can ping anyone.
Items from the boards you choose, with due dates and status.
Your open activities — calls, meetings, tasks — linking to their deals.
Issues and merge requests assigned to you, and reviews waiting on you.
Your open CRM tasks, in any Zoho region.
Work items assigned to you, from the projects you choose.
What you actually tracked, beside what you planned — never counted as busy.
A new response starts your automations, with every answer as a placeholder.
Appointments and events you run, on your calendar and ready for prep-time automations.
Unpaid invoices become follow-up tasks that tick themselves off when they're paid.
Scheduled posts on a content calendar beside your meetings — never counted as busy.
A meeting doc for every booking, made by an automation and linked from the event.
A folder for every new client or project, linked from the task that started it.
Payments, subscriptions and invoices start your automations — an onboarding task, a thank-you, a call booked in.
Your iCloud calendars both ways over CalDAV — Fastmail and Nextcloud too.
Subscribe to school, holiday or team calendars by their address — repeating events included.
Send approved templates from an automation, and start one when a customer messages you.
Meeting notes for every booking, made by an automation in the notebook you choose.
Text anyone from an automation, through your own Twilio number.
Zapier, Make, n8n or your own code can start an automation with a signed webhook.
Your Todoist projects in Daykite lists, with due dates, priorities and ticks.
Any automation can post to a channel: a new booking, a finished task, a missed deadline.
Anything that can call a web address can start a Daykite automation, and any automation can send a webhook out — so Zapier, Make, n8n or your own code reach the rest. Tell us which tool you need and it moves up the list.