Open Settings → Calendar to manage how your calendar displays and syncs with Google Calendar.
Google Calendar connection:
This section shows a card for Google Calendar with a Connected or Not connected tag. When connected, it shows the linked account's email; events and lessons in Cadence Calendar stay in sync with this calendar, so all your schedules remain unified. Click Manage integration (or Connect integration if you haven't connected yet) to go to Settings → Integrations, where you can connect or disconnect Google Calendar independently of Gmail.
Calendar to add events to:
Once Google Calendar is connected, choose which Google calendar new Cadence events and lessons should be added to. You can also choose Do not add new events to a calendar if you don't want Cadence to create or use a Google calendar for new events. This selector is disabled until Google Calendar is connected.
Appointment conflicts:
Choose which Google calendars Cadence should check before allowing an appointment to be booked. Click Calendars to check to open the calendar picker, or click Clear conflicts to turn off conflict checking and clear the selected calendars.
Set start and end times:
Choose the calendar start time and end time to control which hours display by default when you open your calendar view.
For example, if you only teach between 9 AM and 7 PM, you can set these as your start and end times so your calendar focuses on your working hours instead of showing a full 24-hour day.
Show or hide weekends:
Use the Show weekends checkbox to decide whether weekends appear on your calendar.
Teachers who don't schedule on Saturdays or Sundays often prefer to hide weekends for a cleaner view.
Save your settings:
Click Save to apply changes. Once updated, you'll see a confirmation message that your settings were saved successfully.
Why it matters:
Adjusting calendar settings makes your schedule easier to navigate by showing the times and days that actually matter to your teaching business. It helps you stay focused and reduces visual clutter so you can plan lessons more effectively.
