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Calendar View

The Calendar View provides a traditional date-based perspective on your production schedule. It is the best tool for high-level release planning, managing recurring deadlines, and ensuring that no deliverables fall through the cracks.

Visualization Modes

You can toggle between different time scales in the header:

  • Month: Ideal for seeing the broad arc of a project and upcoming release dates.
  • Week: A more detailed view of the current work cycle, showing task start and end times.
  • Day (via Agenda): If you need minute-by-minute scheduling, the Calendar seamlessly transitions into the Agenda view.

Direct Interaction

The Calendar is fully interactive, allowing for rapid schedule adjustments:

  • Creating Items: Double-click on any empty date cell to quickly create a new Project or Task with that date pre-filled.
  • Rescheduling: Drag any calendar card to a new date. Cuevue updates the UI immediately and saves the change in the background.
  • Multi-Day Events: Drag the edges of a task bar to extend it across multiple days.

Week View Scheduling

In Week mode, you can schedule work directly on the time grid:

  • Click-drag to schedule: Drag on an empty timed lane to select a time range, then create a new item or attach an unscheduled one.
  • Drag from Unscheduled: Pull items from the Unscheduled sidebar into either the timed grid or the All Day row.
  • Move and resize events: Drag timed events to a different day/time, or drag top/bottom handles to adjust duration.
  • Convert all-day ↔ timed: Drop a timed card into the All Day row (or drop an all-day card into a timed slot) to convert it.

Item Details

Clicking on any card in the calendar opens the Quick-Detail Popover. This allows you to view and edit:


Integration and Sync

If your Space has a Google Calendar Integration enabled:

  • External Events: You can see your team’s meetings and production shoots directly alongside your Cuevue projects.
  • Two-Way Sync: Moving a “Release Date” in Cuevue can automatically update the corresponding event in your team’s shared Google Calendar.

[!NOTE] The color of the cards in the Calendar View matches the Space Color by default, but can be configured to show the Status Color for a more at-a-glance health check of your schedule.

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