Online Calendar

[Tim Wilson]

Have you tried Google calendar? One of my favorite things about it is that you can easily and elegantly decides who can see what. Your open days are visible to everyone, and none of the blocked slots show WHAT’s blocked…unless you care to share that too.

I tried to fight it for years LOL but in practice, I haven’t found anything better.

[Mads Nybo jørgensen]

As a family, we are on Google calendar too, except my wife can edit my calendar – where as I can’t edit hers – sounds normal 🙂

However, if you are looking to put it in a public place, I do believe that you can setup a separate Google calendar that only shows your work engagements, and shows them without putting a title on them – i.e. just blocks out the time.

Haven’t done it myself, but have seen it done.

All the Best
Mads

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[Dan Asselin]

Awesome Idea………Thanks……………Dan

[Dan Asselin]

Thanks Tim. As I thought the best answer would be right under my nose. Regards; Dan

[Al Bergstein]

Google Calendar, Microsoft Live Calendar, Apple iCloud Calendar are all decent free ways to do this… depending on your platform of choice. You’ll likely find that clients are more likely to be on Google than the others, but if it’s just you driving it, then any of them are fine. I’ve tried them all.

For project oriented work, needing a team, try Basecamp. https://basecamp.com A very good product that allows the next level of interaction, but is too much work for one person to manage for their own stuff.

Al

[Dan Asselin]

Thanks Al.