TangoHive for companies

Share schedules beyond your org chart

Inside one company, calendar sharing mostly works. The moment contractors, clients, or a second organization enter the picture, it breaks: different providers, different permissions, no shared directory.

TangoHive shares schedules across those boundaries with a link. Production timelines, on-call rotations, training sessions, client-facing milestones: publish once, and anyone can follow from whatever calendar they already use.

The problems this solves

Contractors are outside the directory

No guest accounts, no license seats. A share link gives externals a live view and a feed they subscribe to from their own tools.

Cross-company projects have no shared calendar

Publish the project schedule as a calendar both sides subscribe to. One source of truth, zero IT tickets.

Schedules trapped in spreadsheets

Paste the schedule and AI turns rows into events you review and publish. Updates flow to subscribers automatically.

How it works

  1. 1
    A calendar per stream. Deploy freezes, training sessions, client milestones. Each with its own feed.
  2. 2
    Collections per audience. Internal view with everything; a client view with only what they should see.
  3. 3
    Everyone follows from their own tools. Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar: all via standard ICS feeds.

Common questions

Is this a replacement for Google Workspace or Outlook calendars?

No. TangoHive publishes schedules those tools subscribe to. Your team keeps their existing calendars; TangoHive is the shared layer across organizations.

Can clients see only some events?

Yes. Put client-visible events on their own calendar or collection and share only that link. Internal calendars stay internal.

How do people at other companies subscribe?

They open the share link and tap Add to Apple Calendar or Google Calendar, or paste the ICS feed into Outlook. No accounts, no invitations to manage.

What formats are supported?

Standard ICS and webcal feeds, which work with every major calendar application.

Try it with your real schedule

Free while in early access. Paste a schedule; see it become a calendar.

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