Keep calendars together.
Bring calendars from multiple Google and Outlook accounts into the same place, including the ones you use for work and personal plans.
More time for you.
Calendar Management
More time for
the plans that matter.
Bring your Google and Outlook calendars into TurboHog, create events, and respond to meeting invites. Keep work and personal commitments together, with flexible tasks scheduled around them.
Spend less of your day switching between calendars and more of it on the work, people, and plans you care about.
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What is Calendar Management?
Calendar Management brings your connected calendars, event creation, and meeting invitations into TurboHog. You can keep track of commitments across separate accounts and handle new plans alongside the rest of your day.
Your meetings and personal events stay at their set times unless you move them. TurboHog plans flexible tasks around those commitments, helping you see what you can work on and when.
Handle the event details.
Choose a time and calendar, add guests, and include a location or message when you create an event in TurboHog.
Respond to meeting invites.
Review pending invitations in your Inbox, check the date and time, and choose whether to accept or decline.
From a new plan to your calendar
Bring the details together.
Get on with your day.
Connect the calendars you use, add the plans you make, and respond to the invitations waiting for you.
01 · Connect your calendars
Different accounts.
One place to plan.
Your day might be spread across a work account, a personal calendar, and a separate account for your business. Connect multiple Google and Outlook accounts to bring those commitments into TurboHog.
See the client call alongside your appointment and dinner plans. With those commitments included, Auto Scheduling can find available time for the tasks you still need to do.
More time for the people and plans behind each calendar.
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2 accounts connected
work@example.com
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business@example.com
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Outlook Calendar
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02 · Create an event
Make a plan.
Give it a time.
Add an event title, choose the date and time, and select the calendar it belongs to. Use the all-day option when the event does not need a specific start and end time.
Include guests, a location, and a message so the details are there when you need them. From a project check-in to a personal appointment, you can create the event where you are already planning your day.
More time for showing up prepared.
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03 · Inbox for Meeting Invites
Review the invitation.
Decide what fits.
Meeting invitations have a place in your TurboHog Inbox. Review a pending invite’s date and time, then use Accept or Decline to respond.
Handle the invitation as part of planning your day, with your work and personal commitments nearby. You can decide which meetings fit the time you have available and the plans you have already made.
More time for the conversations you choose to have.
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Tasks not assigned to any project
Pending Invites (1)
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Try responding to the example invite.
Your commitments are part of the plan
A calendar for your plans.
A schedule for your tasks.
See how TurboHog brings your calendars and tasks together, using your available time to plan the work around your commitments.
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Connect your calendar.
Events stay where they are unless you move them manually. You can easily create new events, manage invites, and more.
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Prepare the proposal
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Drop in your tasks.
Let us know how long it takes, when it's due, and the priority. That's it. They'll get scheduled automatically.
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Let the hogs fly.
Tasks slot themselves around your meetings. Things change? Miss a task? We reschedule. TurboHog moves with you.
More time for what matters to you
Bring your calendars.
Make room for your day.
Connect the accounts you use, add your next event, and bring your work and personal plans together. Try Calendar Management and every other TurboHog feature free for seven days.
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01Your work.
The client calls, meetings, and work between them.
02Your people.
The dinners, catch-ups, and plans you share.
03You.
The appointments, interests, and time for yourself.
Before you get started
Calendar Management.
Your questions, answered.
Connecting your accounts, creating events, and keeping calendar commitments part of your daily plan.
Visit the Help CenterWhich calendars can I connect to TurboHog?
TurboHog supports Google and Outlook calendars. Connect the calendars that hold your work and personal commitments so those events can be part of the same plan as your tasks.
Can I connect more than one account?
Yes. You can connect multiple separate accounts from both Google and Outlook. That lets you include calendars from your job, your personal life, or another business without treating each account as a separate day.
Can I create events in TurboHog?
Yes. The event form lets you enter a title, date, start and end times, and a calendar. You can also add guests, a location, and a message to keep the details with the event.
Can I create an all-day event?
Yes. Choose the all-day option when creating an event that belongs on a date without a specific time slot. It gives you a way to include date-based plans alongside your timed events.
How does Inbox for Meeting Invites work?
Pending meeting invitations appear in your Inbox. You can review the invitation’s date and time, then choose Accept or Decline from the invite card.
How do events and tasks work together?
Events represent commitments at set times. Flexible tasks can be automatically scheduled around them using each task’s duration, deadline, priority, and your available scheduling time. Calendar View lets you see both in context.
Will TurboHog automatically move my meetings?
No. Events stay at the times you set unless you move them manually. When your calendar changes or you miss a task, Auto Scheduling adjusts flexible tasks around those fixed commitments.
Can I manage work and personal calendars together?
Yes. Bring both into TurboHog so your plan accounts for client meetings, appointments, family commitments, and other events. Including your personal calendar helps keep those plans visible alongside your work.
Is Calendar Management included in the free trial?
Yes. The 7-day free trial includes Calendar Management and every TurboHog feature. Use your own calendars and everyday plans to see how the app fits the way you manage your time.