Your calendar, a bigger perspective 📅 Unfold iPhone Duo to see your week side by side, get a broader view of your month or year, and rearrange plans with Quick Scheduler. Take a closer look at the Calendars experience on iPhone Duo 👇 readdle.com/blog/calendars-i…

Calendars is ready for iPhone Duo from day one! 📱✨ More to share soon 👀

Your calendar can do more than remind you about meetings. Use it to keep track of ideas, plans, things you need to remember, and all those little tasks taking up space in your head. Here's how to turn it into your second brain 👇 readdle.com/blog/how-to-use-…

The first AI features are coming to Calendars ✨ Turn screenshots, photos, and files into calendar-ready drafts. Create or update events by describing them. Ask about your schedule, find free time, and get a quicker read on what’s ahead. Rolling out to a limited group of existing users. readdle.com/blog/introducing…

The world’s most common meeting time? 9 am. The science-backed window for your first coffee? 9:30–11 am ☕️ Our calendars and body clocks may be working against each other every morning. We looked at the data behind the “coffee-meeting collision” — and why protecting your coffee window might matter. Read more: readdle.com/blog/coffee-meet…

Happy International Coffee Day ☕️ Your calendar probably already knows 👀 What’s your coffee type?

Planning with ADHD can be easier when your calendar is more visual. 🔹 Keep regular routines on repeat 🔹Use color to make different plans easy to spot 🔹 Block time so you can see how your day is taking shape More in our ADHD visual schedule guide 👉readdle.com/blog/dhd-visual-…

Calendars feels right at home on iOS 27 ✨ Layouts that reflow as you resize. Planner beside your calendar on wider screens. Refreshed views and navigation. Liquid Glass, with a graceful fallback for older systems. See what’s new 👉 readdle.com/blog/ios27-calen…

Not every hour is a productive hour. Some tasks need deep focus. Others are better saved for when your energy dips. Calendars Insights helps you spot patterns in your mood, energy, and stress — so you can plan demanding work around the times you’re at your best.

New to Calendars? Join our first Calendars in Your First Week webinar✨ Our Senior Support team will cover the essentials: accounts, calendars, events, tasks, widgets, reminders + a live Q&A. 🗓 25-min walkthrough 💬 Live Q&A Register here👇 readdle.zoom.us/webinar/regi…

A new story from our community ✨ Originally from New York and now living in North Carolina, Maria uses Calendars to keep family schedules and everyday to-dos in one place. Tasks are especially useful for the little things she needs to remember regularly. Having them right on her calendar makes it easier to keep everything together. “I joke that I’d be lost if I lost my phone, because my whole life is in my calendar. But it’s true.” Found a way Calendars works for you? Reply or DM us your story 👇

One reason it’s hard to unplug from work is that the day rarely has a clear ending. Late messages, dinner notifications, and "one more thing" quietly stretch work into the evening. Clear working hours create a boundary between when you're available and when you're not. Sometimes protecting your time starts with deciding in advance when the workday actually ends.

When your brain has other plans, productivity can look a little different. Maybe you need: 🔹To see your day instead of keeping it in your head 🔹 Distractions out of the way so focus comes easier 🔹 Fewer everyday decisions so things feel lighter There's no single system that works for everyone. We picked 4 apps that can help reduce some of that friction around planning, focus, sleep, and decision-making. Our guide to ADHD-friendly productivity tools 👇 readdle.com/blog/best-adhd-p…

The underrated travel-planning app might already be your calendar. 🔹One calendar for the trip. 🔹One list for everything you need to book. 🔹Travel dates blocked. 🔹Flights, stays, activities + free time color-coded. Less “where did I save that?” once you’re actually there. Full setup 👉 readdle.com/blog/how-to-plan…

A new story from our community ✨ Meet James, a video editor working across film, TV, documentaries, podcasts, promos, and projects for brands like Sony and Lexus. With so many projects, clients, meetings, and deadlines to manage, Calendars helps him stay on track through drag & drop, Gmail integration, and a design he enjoys using. “Scheduling my organisation is key.” Got a Calendars story of your own? Share it below 👇

Most habits fail because they are too big to start. Drink one glass of water. Read one paragraph. Take two minutes to breathe. Make the action smaller. Give it a place in Calendars. Build from there. What small habit did you make time for today?

Burnout doesn’t always start with exhaustion. Sometimes, it starts with a calendar full of: 🔹Back-to-back meetings 🔹Skipped lunches 🔹Rescheduled tasks 🔹Work-filled weekends 🔹No time for real priorities Your schedule can reveal overload before you fully feel it. Protecting your energy starts with protecting your time🪷