Changelog

Manage Personal Booking Pages on Mobile: You no longer need web to make changes to your scheduling page. Tweak your profile and adjust your availability, meeting duration, buffers, lead time, and other settings directly in-app.

Rich Text Editing: Bold, Italic, Underline, Bullets, and Numbering are the Avengers of formatting. We’ve finally assembled them, so you can create event descriptions that pack a punch. Click Add Notes when creating an event to get started.

Other Scheduling Page Updates: You can now view the email addresses of all event attendees and open scheduling pages outside of the app. We also made it so nobody can accidentally book a proposed meeting time from a date in the past (sorry, you’ll still need a time machine to do that).

We got frustrated receiving impersonal meeting scheduling links. So, we're simplifying how you schedule meetings with Nook Calendar's free and customizable personal booking pages. Simply claim your URL, add personal details, set your weekly availability, and share it with contacts, so they can easily pick a time in your calendar, add any guests, and create an event. Now available on mobile and web.

‍Claim your URL before it's gone!

It's now easier than ever to share your selected availability with anyone. Paint anywhere on your calendar to generate multiple time slots. Create a link, share your proposed times, and you're done! The meeting will get booked automatically once the recipient picks a time that works for them.

Other Updates

• Floating feedback icon in Magic Panel on Web (we want your feedback!) 
• Minor improvements to contrast in Dark Mode
• Proposed times are grouped by day in the side panel on Create 
• Proposed time slots are highlighted in the grid when selected 
• Conflicts are highlighted in Nook Calendar if the proposal receiver is a Nook user
• Name and email will auto-populate if the proposal receiver is a Nook Calendar user

Finding a time to meet can be hard. Things only get worse once you try and set up a time to chat with someone outside of your organization. That's why we created our new meeting proposal feature. With Proposal, it's easier to propose meeting times and share your availability with someone outside of your organization.

The Pulse is the heartbeat of your organization. Think of it as the main activity feed for the people you follow in Nook Calendar, helping you plan your time together (or apart) by giving you insights into recent bookings and where your team plans to work each day of the week.

With The Pulse, we supplement your existing calendar event details with timely notifications and history, ensuring you and your team never miss a beat.

It’s now easier than ever to find a time to meet with your team members. Select who you want to schedule a meeting with from the People Bar to see when everyone is available. Once a time is selected, we automatically add everyone to the event—just give it a title, and you’re done.

Our logo kind of looks like a donut. We like donuts. So, for months, we’ve been calling it “the Donut.” But unlike a donut, it’ll actually speed up and provide clarity throughout your day.

Tap the Donut on mobile to start quick actions, like creating a share availability link or event, and seeing what’s next on your calendar.

With the rise of remote work, Zoom has become a pervasive part of our lives. Nook Calendar gives you more control with our Zoom integration, which lets you easily select your video conferencing service of choice when scheduling and booking meetings.

We know how important your people are. That's why we put them front and center with Nook's People Bar. Add the people you work with the most to Nook Calendar to quickly view their schedule, confirm availability, and book meetings in seconds.