Protect work booking calendars
Personal and family events can appear as busy time on the calendar coworkers use to book you.
Reflect work, personal, family, and shared events on the calendars people use to book you. Share busy-only availability, or copy titles and details when they are useful.
Choose the source calendar and the calendar people use to book you. Unclash shows how a real event becomes a busy block there, with titles and details hidden unless you choose to share them.
Your existing calendars stay the source of truth. Unclash syncs only the availability others need to see, so booking calendars show the right busy time without exposing private event details.
Personal and family events can appear as busy time on the calendar coworkers use to book you.
People can see that a time is unavailable without seeing private titles, notes, locations, or attendees.
When the synced calendar already shows the right busy blocks, others can pick a safe time without asking you to check every account.
Add the Google accounts and calendars that affect your availability.
Pick the target calendar that coworkers, clients, or shared teams use to find time with you.
Reflect source events as busy time on the target calendar while keeping original events in place.
Anyone who can view the synced calendar can avoid blocked time and pick a safer slot.
A personal appointment or family obligation can block time on the work calendar people actually use to schedule with you.
The synced calendar can show only busy time, so viewers know not to book there without seeing the original event details.
Unclash mirrors availability into the right places while the original event remains on the calendar where it belongs.
Finds open slots across calendars
Unclash works as an MCP server. Connect it to ChatGPT or Claude, then ask for this week's schedule or tell it to book a meeting — the assistant works from the unified availability across every calendar you connected.
Mirror busy blocks from work, personal, family, and shared calendars to the calendars others check before booking you.
People with access to the synced calendar can see when you are unavailable and choose a time that is actually open.
Busy blocks can protect your time while private titles, notes, and context stay hidden unless you choose otherwise.
Use the same view to confirm source events, synced blocks, conflicts, and the calendar that should receive the next event.
Today, Unclash supports Google Calendar. Microsoft 365 and iCloud are on the roadmap; we ship in order of priority.
Yes. Unclash works as an MCP server. Add it as a connector in Claude (Settings → Connectors) or in ChatGPT with developer mode, sign in to Unclash, and approve access on the consent screen. The assistant can then read your unified schedule and create, update, or delete events — and you can disconnect anytime.
No. Unclash only creates busy blocks on the target calendar. Events on the source calendar are not changed.
By default they only see "Busy" — titles and details stay hidden. If you switch to "Follow sharing settings" and choose what to copy, viewers with the right permission can see the selected fields.
New, updated, and deleted events typically reach the target within a few seconds — up to a minute. Each one shows up in the sync log.
New accounts get a free 14-day Pro trial. If you do not add payment, the account moves to Free automatically with up to 2 Busy-only sync rules. Pro is $8/month or $72/year and includes up to 16 active rules plus detail copy, private visibility, and hiding the Unclash badge.
We keep the minimum normalized calendar data needed to display and sync events. Raw event JSON, attachments, attendee lists, and conference data are not stored. See our privacy policy for details.
New events stop syncing. You can choose a removal mode to also delete already-synced busy blocks from the target.