Your team's calendar, run from the conversation.
Stop alt-tabbing to schedule. Drop a plan in Slack and @Via books it — one event or a whole bullet list — onto a shared calendar the whole team sees, backed by real Google Calendar.
BRI partnership week is coming together — a lot of moving pieces 📌
@Via add these to our team calendar:
• Kickoff with BRI Mon 10am @kelly @jon
• Security review Tue 2pm @kevin
• Full-day workshop Thu & Fri
However you reach for it, it's the same calendar
A reaction, a sentence, a slash command, or the dashboard grid — pick whichever fits the moment. They all write to the one shared team calendar. Take the tour, or jump to the one your team would use.
Locked it with Dunder Mifflin — kickoff Thursday 2pm, on-site 🎉
Pre-filled from the message — set a duration and book.
- Event
- Dunder Mifflin kickoff
- When
- Thu · 2:00 PM
- Where
- On-site
- Duration
- 1 hour
The passive trigger. React 🗓️ on any message and Via turns it into an event card — time, place and duration pre-filled. One tap to book it on the shared calendar.
Stop playing calendar Tetris
Ask Via for an hour with the people who need to be there. It reads everyone's real Google free/busy, finds the earliest slot they all share, and books it — no doodle poll, no back-and-forth.
Your whole team's month, assembled for you
Nobody copies anything onto this grid. A task given a due date, an issue with a deadline, a reminder someone set, a webhook that reported in: each one arrives on the calendar because it was created in the ordinary course of work. Toggle any layer off if you want a quieter view.
Toggle a power to layer it on the calendar — or hide it. It's your team's whole month, one grid.
Four loops nobody has to remember
Everything so far starts with someone asking. These carry on by themselves once the work exists, which is the part a team stops noticing and would miss immediately.
A due date schedules its own chase
Give a task or an issue a deadline and the follow-up is already booked. Via nudges the owner as it approaches, escalates if it slips, and the work shows on the calendar the whole time. Nobody set a reminder.
Move the event, the reminder moves
Drag a mirrored reminder to a new slot in Google Calendar and the Slack ping reschedules itself to match. The two never drift apart, so there is no version of the week that is quietly wrong.
Away time shows up on its own
Out of office set in Google appears on the team grid without anyone announcing it, and Via stops chasing people who are on leave. Availability stays a fact the calendar already knows rather than a question somebody has to ask.
Everyone invited actually hears
Guests get the details as a Slack DM whether or not they ever connected a Google account, so the half of the team that lives in Slack is never the half that missed the meeting.
Backed by Google — without the busywork
Viably provisions one shared calendar for your workspace and keeps it in sync. Connect once and it shows up in your own Google Calendar, on every device.
- One calendar, provisioned for you
No setup ritual. The first event creates a shared, workspace-owned calendar and everyone is already on it.
- It's in your Google Calendar too
Connect once and the shared calendar appears alongside your own, on your phone, your laptop, your watch, wherever you already look.
- Your availability stays yours
Via reads free/busy to find slots, never the details of what's on your calendar. Scheduling without surveillance.
- A customer call reaches their record
Add your workspace address as a guest and the meeting lands on the CRM record of whoever was in the room, so an enquiry never looks like it went quiet on the week you actually spoke. It only ever attaches to people you already track.
Personal free/busy stays private — Via reads whenyou're free to find a slot, never what you're doing.
The week ahead, delivered
You never have to go check the calendar. It comes to you — folded into the daily agenda, the Monday Weekly Digest, and the Month in Review, so what's coming is always in front of the team.
Plus overdue tasks, open issues and upcoming reminders — the whole week, one post.
Scheduled in Slack.Synced everywhere.
No app-switching required.
Questions, answered
Assemble your operating system inside Slack.
Add Viably free. Turn on the powers your team needs, when you need them.
- Free to start
- The free plan needs no card
- Powers on when you need them