Ways people use GetCalendario

Avoiding double-booking across client calendars

Consultants working inside several client calendars use one-way connections into a personal calendar to see every commitment in one place without exposing client details.

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Use GetCalendario with a Skylight family calendar

Put work, school and everyone else's calendars on the Skylight in your kitchen, and send events added on the Skylight back out to the right person. A Google calendar is the bridge, both ways.

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Let a sitter or grandparent see the kids' week, no account needed

Share the family calendar, read-only, with the babysitter, a grandparent or the other household. They open it from an email; they never need a Google, Microsoft or GetCalendario account.

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Get the family calendar onto the one you already use

Nobody remembers to open a second calendar. Copy the family calendar, kids' practices and games included, onto the calendar each parent already lives in.

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Team, school and club schedules that fill themselves in

Put a soccer team's, school's or club's published schedule on the family calendar once, and every practice, game and change after that arrives by itself.

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Find the setup that fits your family or your work

Every way people use GetCalendario on one page, families first: kids' schedules, the family calendar, sitters and wall displays, then work, clients and assistants. Each has a one-line picture of what goes where.

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Use GetCalendario with a Greenlight Family Hub calendar

Put work, school and everyone else's calendars on the Greenlight Family Hub, and send events added on the Hub or in the Greenlight app back out to the right person. A Google or Outlook calendar is the bridge, both ways.

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A shared family calendar across Google and Microsoft

One household, split between Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 or Outlook.com — connections into a shared calendar keep everyone looking at the same schedule.

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Keeping work and personal calendars in sync

Two connections keep a work calendar and a personal calendar showing the same busy times, without either side seeing what the other is actually doing.

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How an assistant manages an executive's calendar

An executive connects their calendar into an assistant's so both can see the same schedule — but only the executive can stop an event from syncing.

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