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Scheduling agentsfirst-class.

Read, create, and update events programmatically. Toggle a public subscription URL any calendar app can read. Pair with Mail to handle scheduling end-to-end without back-and-forth.

Built for agents that schedule on behalf of humans. Each project gets its own calendar with events, recurrence, and a public subscription URL. Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook can subscribe to it directly. No OAuth dance, no integration code on their side.

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How it works

Four steps. Most fire in under a second.

01

Create an event

POST title, start, end, optional attendees and recurrence. Loomal stores it and sends invites through Loomal Mail when attendees are set.

02

Subscribe externally

Toggle the public flag. Loomal exposes a subscription URL Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook all read natively.

03

Stay in sync via webhook

Webhooks fire on event create, update, and delete with idempotency keys so downstream systems stay consistent.

What you get

Built for developers who already shipped.

Full CRUD plus recurrence

Create, read, update, delete events through one REST surface. Standard recurrence rules cover daily, weekly, monthly, custom intervals.

Public subscription URL

Toggle the public flag and Loomal exposes a calendar URL. Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook subscribe directly without auth.

Webhook on change

Wire a webhook for event create / update / delete with idempotency keys to keep downstream systems in sync.

FAQ

Things builders ask.

Does it integrate with Google Calendar?
Through the public subscription URL, yes. Toggle the public flag, copy the URL, paste it into Google Calendar's 'From URL' subscription. Two-way sync (writing back to Google) is on the roadmap.
How do invites work?
When you create an event with attendees, Loomal sends a calendar invite from your project's email address. Replies come back through Loomal Mail and update the event's RSVP status.
What about recurring events?
Standard recurrence rules: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly with optional intervals, day-of-week, count, until-date. Exceptions are stored as separate event records linked to the recurrence parent.
Can I make a calendar private?
Yes. Calendars are private by default. Public exposure is opt-in per calendar. Without it, only the project's API key can read events.

Built with Calendar

Real things developers build
on top of Calendar.

Appointment reminders
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