One thing that frustrates me when using the app is that it forces me to bother with minutes when assigning time to events and drag & dropping tasks. I don't really care about minutes, 5 minutes, or even 15 minutes. The smallest time granularity I need is half an hour. I would therefore like to tell this to the app and have this reflected in simplified choice of time (i.e. choosing a time from single list of possible times) and drag & dropping of events (events would stick only to full and half hour markers). This feature is not uncommon in some other calendar software on the Windows platform, so I believe that you know and understand what I am asking for.

English
A "today" button (as in Outlook) would be in the appointment creation view
when you select the start date and the end date.

I often have to update a past appointment and then i have to
today,"search". By clicking on the button, I would expect
that the current day is jumped, but it is not immediately
date is selected. Because sometimes I want to have a day in the
Select the future.

German
Ein "heute" Button (wie in Outlook) wäre in der Terminerstellungsansicht
schön, wenn man das Start-Datum und das End-Datum auswählt.

Ich muss oft einen vergangenen Termin aktualisieren und muss dann den
heutigen Tag "suchen". Mit Klick auf den Button würde ich mir erwarten,
dass auf den aktuellen Tag gesprungen wird, dieser aber nicht sofort als
Datum ausgewählt wird. Denn manchmal möchte ich auch einen Tag in der
Zukunft auswählen.

SUGGESTION
1. All settings for each view should be accessible from the 3dot Menu in
that view.
2. The user should be able to visually see the results of a view setting
change before accepting and saving that change.
3. In the Year, Month, Week, Day, Agenda, Task views, one tap on the 3dot
menu of each view should allow me to set any customization for that view
and immediately see the results before I save, or provide an undo button.
4. Give the user the option of making a setting change global (for all
views) or unique for each view. Currently it's a confusing mixed bag. Some
setting changes affect multiple views while others are unique to a single
view. And it's not obvious to the user which is which.

It would be nice to be able to share an event's title, but hide its details (ie set the calendar or event's share settings to "Title Only").

Even better would be the ability to have a separate field called "Masked Title", allowing the user to set a custom title to show to the public that overrides the default event title that is shared.

The ProPosed Settings

Calendar/Event Share Settings:

1. Public- shares the event title and all even'ts Details.
2. Title Only - shares only the title of the event.
3. Private- shows only free/busy.

Event's Name / Title Settings:

• Additionally the event's title should have a check box on the right side called "Mask Title";
• upon checking "Mask Title", a textbox appears below the events title, allowing the user to type a "Masked Title" of the event that is more suitable for sharing.

The Status Quo

Currently in google calendar there is no way to share the title of calendar events, but hide the details.

• If you set an event to "private", then the event shows as "free" or "busy"
• If you set an event to public, then the event shows ALL details

There is NO option to set an event or calendar to "private" (thereby hiding event details) and still show a custom title for the event (it will only show free/busy).

I really want simple monthly calendar widget and hope to form 3 widget on desktop for previous, current and next month calendar.

I have used BC-1 pro and BC-2 pro, which both are wonderful itself.
However, for widget, I want to be simple and want to look widely through months.

So I need ultra simple with date numbers (but nice look with adjustable size & color, and week number is important).

each day can be indicating event with just colored underline (or rectangle) on the day number.
holiday can be indicated by colored day number.

If you can find "S2 calendar widget" on google play, that is what I mean to be