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The task is planned. But do you have the time for it?
Peak Calendar shows meetings and focus blocks next to the tasks. So you see when the work can actually happen. Connect Google and Outlook through integrations.
An example
A full Thursday
Example: Mara from Nordwind Travel Goods has four meetings on Thursday. The calendar shows only 10 am to noon is free, so she adds a focus block there for “Approve product copy”.
Try it
One project, four views
Sample data · nothing is savedPlanned
In progress
Review
Done
Click a task to move its status, then switch views: it is the same task everywhere. Board, list and calendar are available in Peak One, the timeline is beta.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
How it works
Meetings and tasks together
Meetings, focus blocks and planned tasks sit in one view.
Focus blocks for real work
Block time for a task so it does not vanish between meetings.
Google and Outlook
Connect your calendar through integrations. A meeting stays a meeting, not a task.
The same task
A task in the calendar is the same as on the board and in My Day. Move it and the change applies everywhere.
Honest limits
Connection needed
Google or Outlook events only appear once you set up the connection in integrations.
Peak invites nobody
Peak does not send invitations to clients on its own. You create meetings yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Is my Google calendar copied?
A Google event maps by its ID onto exactly one entry in Peak. Changes made in Peak go to Google first.
Are tasks in the calendar meetings?
No. Tasks stay tasks and meetings stay meetings. The calendar shows both side by side.
Does Outlook work too?
Yes, connect Outlook and Microsoft 365 through integrations as well.
Plan the work where the time is.
Connect your calendar and see meetings and tasks in one week.
Connect your calendar