Free

The calendar

The same bookings as the list, laid out against time. This is the view to use when you want to see how a day actually runs — where the gaps are, who is busy, and what is coming next.

The Schedopia calendar showing bookings laid out by day and time
Schedopia → Calendar.

Moving around

  • Switch between day and week views.
  • Step backwards and forwards with the arrows, or jump straight back with Today.
  • Filter to a single staff member to see one person’s diary on its own.

Reading the calendar

Each block is one booking, positioned by its start time and sized by its real duration — service plus any add-ons. Blocks are coloured by status, so a cancelled appointment is visually distinct from a confirmed one at a glance.

Click any block to open the same booking drawer as the list view, with the full record and the status actions.

Overlaps are real

If two bookings appear side by side, they genuinely overlap — which is only possible when they belong to different staff members, or to a service whose capacity is greater than one. Schedopia will not let the same person be double-booked.

Buffers on the calendar

The blocks show the appointment itself. Buffer time is held free around it, which is why you may see a gap that cannot be booked even though nothing appears to occupy it — that is the turnaround you configured on the service. See Buffers & capacity.

Seeing your bookings elsewhere

To have these appointments show up alongside the rest of your schedule in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, turn on the read-only calendar feed.