Calendoc Pro: Side by Side

■ Don't merge. Line them up. Work, side gigs, family, fandom. The more calendars you keep, the harder they are to read squashed into one timeline. You chase colors and re-derive which event belongs to which role every single time. Switching-based apps keep your roles apart, but then you can't see conflicts with the side you've hidden. Calendoc's answer is to line them up. Each account's calendar becomes its own vertical column, side by side on one screen. Your roles stay unmixed, and double-bookings are impossible to miss. ■ Built for • Using both a company Google Workspace and a personal calendar • Going back and forth between several schedules for a side gig or second job • Freelancing with a separate calendar per client • Keeping fan activities like concerts, meetups, and livestreams in a dedicated calendar • Putting only the big items like "work" on a shared calendar, and keeping the fine details in your own • Wanting work and private life "unmixed, but visible at the same time" ■ Features PARALLEL CALENDARS • Show multiple accounts (iCloud / Google / Exchange…) as side-by-side columns • Day and week views, per-group visibility • Drag to move or resize, copy & paste, undo SERIOUS GOOGLE CALENDAR SUPPORT • See and set working locations (office / home) • True Google event colors • RSVP to invitations (yes / no / maybe) • View, add, and complete Google Tasks TASKS ON YOUR TIMELINE • Place Reminders and Google Tasks as time blocks on your day • Task management that decides not just what to do, but when A DAILY DRIVER • Create events from date/time input like "Meeting 6/15 15:00", plus event templates • Travel time, cross-account search • Home Screen widgets • Dark mode and multiple languages ■ Every Pro feature, included Calendoc Pro is a paid-up-front app. Full Google integration, 5+ columns, templates, natural-language entry, and widgets are available from the start. There are no additional in-app purchases or subscriptions. ■ Privacy Your event details are not sent to the developer. Connections to external calendar services go directly from your device to the provider. Questions or ideas? Reach out any time through the support page. Calendoc is built by one person, and every message gets read.