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Calendar

Clatri's calendar doesn't just show events you create — it also automatically pulls events from other domains. In a single view you see:

  • Manual events you created from chat or UI
  • Tasks with due dates
  • Recurring payments from Money (Netflix on the 15th, rent on the 1st)
  • Statement-close and payment dates for credit cards
  • Obligation due dates
  • Medications with intake schedules
  • Medical appointments

All of this appears consolidated in a calendar with month view (grid with dot indicators per day) and list view (detail of events for the selected day).

Manual events​

You can create events from chat ("schedule a meeting with the team on Tuesday at 3pm") or from the UI. Each event has:

  • Title and description
  • Date and time (or all day)
  • Location — opens in Google Maps; see Maps and places
  • Reminder vs alarm (the difference is explained in Notifications and alarms)
  • Optional recurrence

An event also works as a one-time reminder: "remind me tomorrow to call the doctor" creates an event with its start time and the reminder turned on. There's no "reminder" object separate from the event.

Recurrence​

Events support repetition patterns: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or specific days of the week (Mon/Wed/Fri, weekdays, weekends). You can ask to apply a change to one occurrence or the series. Changing the series updates pending occurrences and preserves completed ones.

New series retain their timezone to keep the local time across daylight saving changes. If a time does not exist because of a clock change, that occurrence is skipped; if it repeats, the standard-time occurrence is used once.

Shared calendars​

If you share an entity with someone else (partner, co-founder, team), that entity's events appear in your calendar with a different color. You can control which shared calendars are visible and whether you want to receive notifications from them.

Device calendar​

Clatri can sync events to the device's native calendar (Apple Calendar, Google Calendar). Each entity generates its own calendar with its own color. This is enabled per entity from settings — the detail is in Notifications and alarms.

Dates, travel, and agent runs​

Timed appointments represent an instant: a 3 p.m. meeting in Bogotá shows up at 4 p.m. if you look at it from New York, because it's the same moment. That's also how Google Calendar and Apple Calendar work. All-day events keep their calendar date even if you change zones.

When you tell the agent "tomorrow at 3", it understands it in Time in Clatri: your phone's zone, or the one you asked for in chat. Name the city when you schedule something for another place ("at 3 Madrid time"); your current zone and the entity's home zone are separate values.

A reminder alerts you about an event or task. If you want Clatri to do work later, such as review spending or prepare a summary every Monday, create a Schedule. Its frequencies and handling of clock changes are separate from those of the calendar.