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This is a really neat idea. I usually apply categories to my calendar invites so I can see quickly if I’m spending too much time (or not enough time) toward any

This is a really neat idea. I usually apply categories to my calendar invites so I can see quickly if I’m spending too much time (or not enough time) toward any type of activity. But I really like your concept since it’s qualitative and truly measurable. I’m a corporate user and unfortunately locked into Outlook and usually can’t run outside service against my calendar, e.g. calendly. I can occasionally get an Outlook plugin to work though. Have you considered anything like that?

bradleyjkemp 6y ago
Does your company let you share your calendar privately via an iCal URL? That's the only method of adding your calendar to QueryCal at the moment anyway but is also more likely to work with corporate restrictions (i.e. because it isn't an OAuth app that needs to be approved) OAuth + calendar plugins are definitely on the roadmap though because it's a much nicer UX than having to dig around in calendar sharing menus