All your personal appointments at a glance. And time that belongs to you.
Enter doctor appointments, parents' evenings, and get-togethers, and plan fixed time blocks for yourself. You see what's coming up in the next days and weeks and where there's still room.
After you log in, Calendar opens in your personal workspace. Your next appointment is the first step.
CalendarExample
This week
Tuesday, 4:30pm
Pediatrician with Mia
Wednesday, 7:00pm
Parents' evening, context: class trip
Thursday, 6:00pm
Time block for you: running
Saturday, 3:00pm
Coffee at Grandma's
Friday evening still free
Simplified sample view with made-up data.
Why change anything
The parents' evening occurs to you when it has already started.
One appointment is in the family chat, one on the slip of paper on the fridge, one only in your head.
You accept a get-together and later realize the evening was already taken.
Sports and time for yourself only get what's left over after everything else.
Until now
Search chats and slips of paper for appointments
Reconcile commitments from memory
Squeeze in your own time spontaneously
Notice shortly beforehand what's coming up
With Calendar
Enter every appointment in one place
See the coming days and weeks at a glance
Plan time for yourself as a fixed block
How it works
To your result in 4 steps.
01
Add appointment
Enter your next personal appointment with time and title, for example the dentist on Friday.
02
Add context
Note what you need for the appointment, such as the insurance card or the topic of the parents' evening.
03
Block time for yourself
Plan fixed time blocks for sports, friends, or simply a free evening.
04
Overview of the week
See what's coming up in the next days and weeks before you make your next commitment.
What gets better
Three things Calendar does for you.
Everything in one place
You no longer have to check chats, slips of paper, and your head to see what's when.
Personal appointments are collected in Calendar, with time, title, and what you need for them.
Commitments with a clear conscience
Before you say yes to a get-together, you see whether the evening is still free.
A view shows what's coming up when over the next days and weeks.
Time for yourself has its place
Sports, friends, or a quiet evening are as fixed in the week as any other appointment.
Besides appointments, you plan personal time blocks.
In everyday life
Here's how others see it.
Parents
Trigger
Pediatrician, parents' evening, and soccer practice all fall in the same week.
With Calendar
You enter all appointments and add what needs to come along.
Result
The week lies ordered before you, and nothing gets lost.
Professionals
Trigger
For weeks, you haven't gotten around to running in the evening.
With Calendar
You plan two fixed time blocks per week for training.
Result
Running sits in the week like an appointment you give yourself.
Friends and club
Trigger
Someone asks whether you're in for the barbecue in two weeks.
With Calendar
You look at the view of the coming weeks.
Result
You say yes or no right away, without overlooking another appointment.
Before you start.
Is Calendar only meant for work appointments?
No. Calendar opens in your personal workspace, separate from a company's workspace. There you plan personal appointments and time for yourself.
What is a personal time block?
Time you reserve for yourself, for example for sports, a hobby, or a free evening. It sits in your week alongside your appointments.
Can I connect my Google Calendar?
Peak One connects with Google Calendar, and appointments then flow into your daily planning. Logging in with Google alone does not give access to your calendar; you have to connect it explicitly under Integrations.
Can I also see what's on today?
Yes. A view shows what's in the calendar today and where there's free time. Another shows the coming days and weeks.
Can I jot something down for an appointment?
Yes. Besides time and title, you add the context you need for the appointment, such as what to bring. You'll see which fields are available in the app.
What happens when I click “Add first appointment”?
You’ll go to the Peak One login. The “Calendar” selection and the destination page are passed along in the link. After you log in, you open this app directly. One account works for all Peak One apps.
What does Calendar cost?
Features and usage limits depend on your plan. You'll find the overview on the Pricing page. Clicking “Add first appointment” does not start a paid subscription.
Bring your week into one place.
Enter your next personal appointment and plan a time block just for you right away.
CalendarExampleThis week