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The mobile agenda is a fast, scrollable view of the next 14 days. It’s designed for the questions you actually ask on a phone: what’s next, where am I going, can I join from here.

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Open the agenda

Tap the calendar pill in the bottom navigation of the Slashy iOS app. The agenda opens to today.
iOS agenda view showing events grouped by day
Events are grouped by day, with the day header sticky at the top as you scroll. Pull down on any day to jump back to today.

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Event details

Tap any event to open the detail sheet. The sheet shows:
  • Title, time, and location
  • Attendees and their response status
  • The full event description
  • Conferencing link if one is attached
  • The calendar the event lives on
Event detail sheet with attendees, location, and description

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RSVP from the sheet

The detail sheet has Yes, No, and Maybe buttons. Tapping one updates your response on the underlying calendar (Google or iCloud) immediately. Attendees see your response on their end the next time their calendar syncs.
RSVP buttons in the event detail sheet
If you decline an event you organized, Slashy asks whether to cancel for everyone or just remove yourself.

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Join a video call

If the event has a Google Meet, Zoom, or other conferencing link, a Join button appears at the top of the detail sheet. One tap opens the call in the right app.
Join button at the top of an event with a Google Meet link

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Day-jumping

Tap the date header at the top of the agenda to open a compact calendar grid. Pick any day in the next two weeks to jump there. To return to today, tap the today button next to the date header.

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What lives on desktop

The agenda is built for one person, one timeline. For the side-by-side view across multiple people, open Slashy on desktop and use the multi-person view.

Mobile setup

Install and sign in on iOS.

Creating events

Schedule from any surface.

RSVP

Respond to invites from email or calendar.

Multi-person view

Side-by-side day view on desktop.

iMessage agent

Run Slashy from text messages.