OneCal Blog

Today we’re launching Public Calendar Feeds, a new way to share parts of your OneCal Calendar View with other people, while staying in control of what they can see.

In May, we focused on enhancing Scheduling Links with key features that let users create custom workflows, share more personalized links, and enjoy additional fixes.

In February, we enhanced our Booking Links and expanded our Teams features, enabling workspace owners and admins to effectively monitor team usage. Additionally, we implemented several other improvements and bug fixes.

In January, our team addressed all the feedback regarding Booking Links, by adding features like changing the order of booking links on your booking page, adding social media links to your Booking Page, and more.

It’s been a while since our last update; this time, we’ve added features that make the app more usable to our users globally, as well as other fixes and improvements. Let’s get started!

In August we fixed the most frustrating bug we've had since integrating Outlook, as well as improving other parts of the system.

The iCloud Integration was by far the most requested feature by our users, and we delivered! In July, we launched the Beta version of the iCloud Calendar integration, enabling you to use iCloud across all the features we offer.

In June, we focused on improving the platform by adding missing features like reminders, accessibility fixes, and more.

May has been a very productive month for OneCal, bringing in features like the Zoom integration and plenty of improvements and bug fixes.

OneCal makes adding Zoom meetings to your Booking Links easy. Just pick Zoom as the event location, and OneCal will create the Zoom meeting and add it to your event.

We’re excited to share with you the latest additions to OneCal, in the hope of delivering more value for our users.\n

March has been a very busy month for us and we can’t wait to share with you all the new goodies we’ve added during this month.\n