A dependable daily view
See scheduled Trellvia tasks, due-date deadlines, and enabled external calendars together.
Calendar planning
A task list answers what needs doing. A calendar answers when the day already has commitments. Trellvia brings both into one private schedule without turning imported events into tasks or granting calendar access just because you used Google to sign in.

Agenda · day · week · month · separate Calendar consent
See scheduled Trellvia tasks, due-date deadlines, and enabled external calendars together.
Provider colors and source labels make imported events different from native Trellvia tasks.
Google Calendar is connected separately from Google sign-in with narrowly requested access.
One schedule
Tracked Trellvia tasks form the permanent native layer of the calendar. Tasks with a schedule appear at that time; tasks with only a due date appear as all-day deadlines. Selecting one opens the same canonical task you would see in its note or task list.
Optional overlays
External events remain provider-owned and read-only unless you intentionally grant write access to a selected calendar. Trellvia keeps calendar authorization separate, shows synchronization health, and lets you hide individual calendars or disconnect the provider.
Intentional placement
Creating a task never places an event automatically. When you choose Add to calendar, Trellvia asks for the target and any additional provider permission that is required. Stable mapping keeps later changes coordinated without guessing based on titles.
Common questions
No. Calendar access uses a separate, explicit authorization flow and is read-only by default.
No. External events and Trellvia tasks remain distinct, even when they are displayed in the same schedule.
Trellvia provides agenda, day, week, and month views.
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