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Monolith Dayboard

Your calendar, in view.

Monolith Dayboard is a local desktop calendar dashboard developed by Endgame Training and Consultation Solutions, LLC. It brings your Google Calendar commitments into a day, three-day, or week timeline so you can see what is happening now, what comes next, and how much of your time is committed.

Dayboard reads your calendar. Scheduling, invitations, and changes remain in Google Calendar.

What Dayboard shows

  • Calendar layers, event titles, and start and end times in a proportional timeline.
  • Your current activity, next transition, and occupied hours in the displayed period.
  • Links that open an event in Google Calendar when you choose to view its details.

Why it asks for Google access

Connecting Google is optional. Without a connection, Dayboard can display sample data. When you connect, Google asks you to authorize read-only Calendar access. Dayboard uses calendar names, display settings, event titles, times, and related event metadata to build your timeline.

The current app does not request event descriptions, locations, or attendee lists. It does not request Gmail, Drive, or Contacts access, and it does not send your calendar data to an AI service. Read the Dayboard privacy policy for the complete data-handling details.

Runs on your computer

The installed Linux application uses a local helper to read Google Calendar and keep the saved connection in KDE Wallet. Calendar data is held in application memory. Your calendar data and Google credentials are not uploaded to this information website or an Endgame-operated calendar server.

You choose the Google account when connecting. Use DISCONNECT GOOGLE in Dayboard to forget its saved connection on that computer. You can also remove its access through your Google Account connections.

Availability and responsibility

Dayboard is an application under development for personal use. This page provides product and privacy information; it does not run your calendar or offer a public download. Google remains the source of truth. Check it directly for time-sensitive commitments, and review the terms of use before using Dayboard.