Tyto tasks land on your calendar next to your meetings. Drag one to a new time — in the app, on the phone, or in the calendar itself — and every view updates instantly.
Works with Google Calendar, Outlook.
Calendar integrations usually mean "Tyto can copy stuff to your calendar." This one's the other way too — drag a task on the calendar and Tyto knows about it instantly.
Every Tyto task with a due date shows up on the calendar you already check — alongside your meetings, in the same view, in your colour. And the moment you reschedule it there, Tyto knows. The morning glance includes the work, and the calendar isn't just a copy.
One view. Meetings and tasks. Live, both ways.
Reschedule a task by dragging it on your calendar. Or in the Tyto app. Or on the mobile app. All three reflect the new time within seconds — there's no source-of-truth confusion because there's no copy of the data, just one task.
Calendar, app, phone. All sync.
Drop a task on Tuesday at 2pm and you've just time-blocked it. The calendar holds the slot, the task knows it has a slot, and your team sees you're heads-down on something specific (not just "busy").
Time-blocking, without a separate app.
If your calendar is your day-planner already, Tyto just joins the party. No new tab to keep open, no second system to sync.
You agree to a thing in a meeting, write it down later, and forget. Now the task lives on the same calendar you check obsessively — you can't double-book yourself with your own work.
You check your day once at 8am. Now it shows everything — calls, tasks, blocks. No second tab. No "wait, what else did I have to do today?"
Your designer in Cape Town shifts a deadline. The PM in London opens their calendar at 9am and sees it already moved. Nobody had to copy anything.
You believe in deep work. Drop a Tyto task on Wednesday afternoon and you've blocked the slot AND linked it to the work. Two birds, one drag.
Free, no card. Wire up your calendar in a minute, then watch Tuesday afternoon stop slipping away.
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