CRM · Scheduling
Month view.Quarter view. No surprises.
A calendar built around what photographers actually need to see at a glance — which days are heavy, which quarter is filling up, and which days are simply off the table.
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Month view
Sized by what the job is worth.
Shoots and delivery-due dates sit on a month grid, sized by workload weight — a full-day wedding visibly takes more room than a mini session. Click an empty day, or drag across several, to quick-create a project with the dates already filled in.
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Quarter view
Three months, one glance.
Zoom out to a quarter and each day reduces to a dot per item — the months-ahead lookout wedding and event photographers plan around, without paging through months one at a time.
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Block time
Vacation. Fully booked. Gone from every page.
Mark a date range as blocked with a label — “Vacation,” “Fully booked” — and every booking page, quote and lead form stops offering those days instantly, wired into the same slot engine self-serve booking uses. You can still add your own projects on a blocked day; clients simply never see it as available.
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Subscribe
One feed. Every calendar app.
A personal ICS feed URL drops straight into Google, Apple or Outlook as a subscribed calendar, refreshing on its own as your schedule changes — no manual re-export, ever.
See the whole seasonat a glance.
The trial is the full platform for 14 days. Bring one real job and watch it run.