ModuleCalendar
Monday sorts itself.
You open rubl and the week is already arranged — meetings, deadlines, focus time on one canvas. No triage hour, no planning doc. Just start.
Live demo — real interface, sample data.Drag or stretch any block — your plan moves with you.
What changes
The week arrives sorted.
Calendar in rubl replaces the Sunday-night planning session, the separate scheduling tool, and the deadline spreadsheet.
Everything with a date shows up
Task deadlines, deal close dates, doc review sessions — anything in your workspace with a date lands on the canvas without being entered twice.
Drag it, stretch it, done
Every block moves and resizes under your hand with zero lag. Replanning a day takes seconds, so plans actually stay current.
Focus time is a first-class block
Deep work sits on the calendar like a meeting — visible to the team, protected by default, movable when reality changes.
One canvas for the whole team
See your week or the team's week. Handoffs and dependencies are visible before they collide, not after.
One workspace
Connected to everything else.
Calendar isn't an integration — it shares one workspace with every other module, so context never gets copied between tools.
Straight answers
What people ask about Calendar.
Does it sync with Google Calendar or Outlook?
Two-way sync is part of early access onboarding — your external meetings show up in rubl, and rubl blocks show up outside it.
Can clients see my calendar?
Only what you invite them into. Projects are walled by membership, and calendar visibility follows the same permissions as everything else.
What makes this different from a normal calendar app?
A normal calendar only knows about meetings. This one knows about your tasks, deals, and docs — so the week assembles itself from work that already exists.
Get your week back.
Early access opens in waves. Leave your email — and bring the whole team when it's your turn.
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