Users with multiple calendars across various accounts (e.g., Google, Outlook, Apple) struggle with cluttered sidebars and inefficient context switching. Manually toggling many individual calendars to focus on "work," "personal," or specific projects is time-consuming and lacks a higher-level organizational structure.
Introduce a "Calendar Groups" feature allowing users to:
Create Custom Groups: Define groups like "Work," "Personal," "Client X," "Project Y."
Assign Calendars Flexibly: Add any connected calendar (from any account) to one or more custom groups.
Toggle Group Visibility: Easily show/hide all calendars within a group with a single click in the sidebar.
Enhance Workflow: Integrate group selection into event creation and potentially quick filters for focused views.
Users would access a new section in settings or the calendar sidebar to create, name, and populate these groups with their existing connected calendars. Toggling a group would affect the visibility of all assigned calendars simultaneously.
Superior Organization: Reduces clutter and improves navigation
for users with many calendars.
Efficient Context Switching: Quickly switch between different "modes" (e.g., work focus, personal focus) with one click.
Streamlined Management: Simplifies event creation and filtering by organizing calendars logically.
Increased Adaptability: Better supports complex setups with multiple accounts and diverse responsibilities.
Enhanced Focus: Provides clearer, more relevant calendar views when needed.
A freelancer manages a personal Google Calendar, a client's Outlook calendar, and a project-specific Apple calendar. They create groups like "Personal" (Google, Apple) and "Client Work" (Outlook, specific Apple calendar) to instantly view relevant events without manual toggling.
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Features & Improvements Request
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Sam
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Features & Improvements Request
About 2 hours ago

Sam
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