Calendar + agenda

A calendar and agenda peek on the clock - see what’s next without switching apps.

Calendar + agenda on the clock

Taskbar can show a calendar view with an agenda list so you can check what’s next without switching apps.

It’s designed for a quick peek:

  • open it
  • scan the day
  • close it

Not a full calendar replacement - just the “what’s next?” layer.

Open it

  • Click the clock on the taskbar.
  • Optional: assign a global hotkey for Calendar.

Hotkeys: Hotkeys

Enable it (if you want agenda items)

Agenda requires Calendar permission:

If you don’t grant it, you can still use the rest of Taskbar normally.

What you’ll see

Calendar grid

  • A month grid with day markers (days with events get a subtle dot).
  • Month and year pickers (click the header to jump faster).
  • A “Today” button when you’ve navigated away from the current month.

Agenda

  • Events for the selected day.
  • Time range formatting (with “All day” handling).
  • Optional location (if your event has one).
  • Calendar name and color dot (useful if you have multiple calendars).

If Calendar permission is missing, the agenda area shows a permission card with:

  • Open Settings
  • Check Again

A simple workflow

  • Click the clock to glance at your day.
  • Use it as a “quick peek”, not a full calendar replacement.

Format and locale (it follows your settings)

The calendar uses your Taskbar calendar settings for:

  • time format (system / 12h / 24h)
  • seconds (clock updates)
  • locale (date formatting + week start)

Calendar settings: Calendar settings

Next steps