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Transfer manually
Every new appointment, every reschedule and every cancellation entered by hand into every other calendar. And let's be honest: who became a consultant for a thankless task like this?
✕Costs time and invites mistakes
Your expertise speaks for itself. Calendar Butler handles reliability.
You invite Calendar Butler to your meetings like a participant, and it turns them into anonymous blocks. It never reads names, titles or attachments.
Client A
Client B
Private calendar
The problem
Every professional with several clients knows this.
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Every new appointment, every reschedule and every cancellation entered by hand into every other calendar. And let's be honest: who became a consultant for a thankless task like this?
✕Costs time and invites mistakes
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The tool needs API access to your calendars, and your clients' IT does not allow that.
✕Not allowed
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Forwarding the invitation would expose every connection you have into the company, and participants' names or confidential attachments would end up in a competitor's environment.
✕Exposes data
Calendar Butler is the fourth way.
How it works
The entire sync runs exclusively through email: simple, robust, and without you having to worry about anything.
STEP 1
You simply forward the invitation to your Calendar Butler as usual, or add it directly as a participant.
STEP 2
It only reads out what it actually needs to reliably sync the event, and creates a completely new invitation from that. The original invitation is deleted immediately.
STEP 3
The new invitation automatically goes out to all your linked calendars, for a single event or a recurring one. Reschedules and cancellations are taken care of independently.
What comes in
Calendar Butler never reads or processes names, email addresses, event titles, or attachments.
What goes out
Nothing else ends up in your other calendars.
Takes care of data protection and IT compliance for you
Simply reserves your appointments in all your calendars
Needs no API access or other critical interfaces
Keeps your and your clients' data always secure
Your time is money
Do you actually know how expensive this annoying, pointless task really is? Most consultants block around 15 minutes every day for calendar upkeep. That adds up:
That's well more than
a full working week spent
copying calendar entries
from A to B.
At an hourly rate of those 55 hours cost you
€6,600 a yearevery year. But your time is definitely too valuable for that.
Hire your Calendar Butler now!Where our clients work
Calendar Butler is designed specifically for the collaboration between large companies and external professionals. Its users work for companies such as these:

That's exactly what I needed. Shut up and take my money 😉

It's so easy. I don't have to spend ages setting that much up. You can basically start working right away.

Awesome! It solves such an annoying problem, and no AI involved.

Calendar synchronization is such an annoying problem. If you hadn't invented your tool, I wouldn't know how to solve it.
Why it exists
I've been in project work for about 20 years, and I can't count how often I wished for a solution like Calendar Butler. There was no other way: I simply had to build it myself!Stephanie Selmer, Organizational Developer
From the blog
November 28, 2026
Hosted, dedicated or on-premises: the three deployment options of Calendar Butler explained, ordered by freelancers and medium-sized and large consulting firms.
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November 12, 2026
What is never stored cannot leak. Why start and end are enough for your other calendars and why an anonymous block protects more than any calendar share.
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November 5, 2026
Two mandates in parallel, two clients who rely on your availability, and neither may learn about the other. A typical day with the Calendar Butler.
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October 29, 2026
A double booking costs your client time and trust, not just your nerves. Why your calendar is a delivery promise and what makes that promise reliable.
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October 27, 2026
Behind every calendar invitation sits an ICS file with far more data than the appointment shows. What it contains and why a block is enough for your other calendars.
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October 22, 2026
Anyone who asks for API access to a corporate calendar asks for more than they need. Why IT is right to say no, and what is enough for availability.
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October 20, 2026
Eisenhower, Pomodoro, ALPEN: every time management method assumes a calendar that is correct. Why maintaining it by hand is no longer normal with several clients.
Read more →Your next step
Now all that's left is one decision: use the Calendar Butler as a single user, or in the Corporate version for your consulting business.
FAQ
Calendar Butler solves a completely different problem than Calendly does. Calendar Butler is the right choice if you want to quickly and easily make your availability visible in various (customer) calendars.
It doesn't matter whether you work on a Windows computer or a Mac, with Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar… Calendar Butler works reliably with all platforms.
Why choose between the two? We want both! Magic Link instead of passwords, 2FA, anonymization/data deletion, regular security updates and test automation, custom subject lines, calendar verification — not only make it easy for you, but also particularly secure.
About 5–10 minutes, then you can start working with it right away: you'll receive your personal access link immediately after completing your subscription. Then verify your calendar mailboxes with a single click and you're ready to go.
It's really easy: just enter the email address you use for your client in the Calendar Butler dashboard. With a single click, you can send a verification link to that email address. As soon as you click on it, your calendar is linked and synced with Calendar Butler.
In Calendar Butler, you can add your various calendars. Calendar Butler does not have access to these calendars; it only knows the email address and is instructed to send a notification there.
A sync is the process by which Calendar Butler sends a block or a change to a linked calendar. Example: if you have linked three calendars (A, B, C) and send an event from calendar A to Calendar Butler, it creates and sends two blocks — two syncs.
Future Sync lets you send all future appointments Calendar Butler has already delivered to you into a completely new calendar — especially useful when you acquire a new client. Future Sync counts as a single sync, regardless of how many appointments you sync.
To get started with Calendar Butler right away, you'll receive an onboarding tutorial that helps you set everything up in just a few minutes.
In the Best Practice Guide, you'll get tips and tricks from people who have been using Calendar Butler for a while, so you don't end up saying later "if only I'd thought of that…"
Priority Support assists you via online meeting, usually within 24 hours.
In order for Calendar Butler to support you, we only need your email addresses linked to your calendars. In addition, an anonymous ID is stored for each meeting so it can be changed later. That's all.
We only need the email and calendar address you received from your customer, likely structured similarly to LASTNAME.EXTERNAL@CUSTOMER.COM. That is all we require.
Invitations are deleted immediately after processing. Only individual anonymized information is retained so you can update your appointments later — a unique ID, date, time and duration.
No. Calendar Butler uses the same channel your client's IT department already monitors: calendar invitations via email. Even though Calendar Butler deletes all unnecessary data, always practice data minimization to protect your clients' internal information.
No risk
Many users are convinced by Calendar Butler. If you are not after 30 days, simply stop working with it.