One calendar for your posts, deadlines, and meetings.

The Calendar page puts what you are publishing and who you are meeting on the same grid. Scheduled and published content comes from the Content page, meetings come from your Google Calendar, and you can create a new Google Meet without opening Google Calendar at all.

What you get

  • Posts and meetings together

    Each day shows content chips and meeting chips, with overflow links, so a launch day and a client call are visible in the same cell.

  • Month and week views

    Toggle between month and week to plan the next few days or the whole quarter.

  • Google Calendar sync

    Connect Google once and the next two weeks of events from your primary calendar appear in the calendar and on the home page.

  • Create Google Meet calls

    Pick a time, add invitees and a description, and the event is created with a Meet link, optionally emailing the attendees.

  • Edit and cancel from the app

    Owners can reschedule or cancel meetings. Viewers can see them and join, but cannot change anything.

  • A heatmap of what shipped

    The home page pairs the calendar with a contribution heatmap of closed tasks, Linear issues, and published content.

Frequently asked questions

Does the calendar show meetings from Google Calendar?

Yes. After you connect Google, upcoming events from your primary calendar are shown in the calendar view and in a meetings widget on the home page, with direct Join links when a Meet is attached.

Can I schedule a Google Meet from RsOpsHub?

Yes. The New meeting dialog creates a Google Calendar event with a Meet link, adds your invitees, and can email them an invitation.

Does the calendar include my content schedule?

Yes. Scheduled and published content from the Content page appears on the calendar alongside meetings.