Home Calendar Card

A clean, modern calendar card for Home Assistant. Shows your Google, Apple iCloud (via CalDAV) or any other Home Assistant calendar in Agenda, Week, Month and Planner views, with the daily weather forecast on every day — and lets you add events straight from the dashboard, choosing which calendar they go into.

Wall display – Month (Midnight)	Wall display – Week (Sunset)
Wall display – Agenda (Forest)	Adding an event

Planner view – a column for each person (Midnight)

Five colour themes

On a phone (Graphite)

_{Screenshots use a fictional family – all names, places and events are made up.}

• 🔢 Week numbers – ISO week numbers in Month, Week and Planner views
• 📅 Four views – Agenda (grouped by day), Week (7 columns, stacks on phones), Month (grid, dots on phones) and Planner (a column per person, like a printed family planner)
• 🌦️ Weather built in – current conditions in the header, daily icon, high/low and rain chance on each day, forecast shown when you add an event
• ➕ Add events – title, event type dropdown, repeat dropdown, calendar picker (colour-coded chips), all-day toggle, start/end, location, description
• 🏷️ Event types – Standard, Holiday, Birthday, Anniversary, Work event and DHS out of the box (fully customisable), each with its own icon and behaviour
• ✏️ Edit events – tap an event → Edit to change the title, time, type, repeat, location or notes, or move it to another person's calendar
• 🗑️ Delete events – tap an event → Delete, with a confirmation; repeating events let you delete this event, this and following or all events
• 👨‍👩‍👧 One calendar per person – link a calendar to a person entity to show their profile photo (or initials) on chips and events, plus a shared family calendar
• 🎂 Birthdays – birthday calendars get a cake icon and "turns 36" when the birth year is in the event
• 🎉 Holidays – bank/school holiday calendars appear as a banner on the day instead of cluttering the event list
• ⏳ Countdowns – a strip of cards counting down to holidays, birthdays, trips or any date (one-off or yearly)
• 🎨 Per-calendar colours with toggle chips to show/hide calendars (remembered per browser)
• 🔴 "Now" highlight for events in progress, past events faded, multi-day events labelled Day 2/3
• 📱 Responsive – adapts to the card's width, works in Sections and Masonry dashboards
• 🌍 Dates and times follow your HA language and 12/24-hour profile setting
• ✅ Shared to-do list – tasks grouped by person (using your calendar names), optional due date, anyone can add, tick to complete (with Undo); updates live on every device
• 🖥️ Wall display mode – fills the whole screen, stretches Month/Week to the full height, to-do list as a sidebar, auto-scales text for distance viewing and keeps the screen awake
• 🎨 5 colour themes – Nordic, Sunset, Forest, Midnight and Graphite, or follow your HA theme (light and dark)
• 🛠️ Visual editor – theme picker, and a calendar list where you can rename each calendar, set its colour, link a person and choose its type
• 🌙 Night mode & screensaver for always-on screens – a dim night clock on a schedule (wake by touch or motion sensor) and a family-photo slideshow with clock, weather and next event when idle
• 🌍 7 languages – English, Polish, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch and Hungarian; card and visual editor follow your Home Assistant language
• 🔒 Private events – tick Private and the wall screen shows only "Private" and the time
• 🕐 Clock – a big clock with seconds in the header for wall displays, 24h or 12h
• 🔍 Appearance controls – hide or shrink countdowns (compact one-line style, size slider) and enlarge day boxes and events with a slider
• Zero dependencies, one file

• Home Assistant 2024.x or newer
• At least one calendar integration:
  • Google Calendar → Google Calendar integration
  • Apple iCloud → CalDAV integration with server https://caldav.icloud.com and an app-specific password
  • Or Local Calendar, Microsoft 365, etc.
• Optional: a weather.* entity that provides a daily forecast (e.g. Met.no, the default "Forecast Home")

Adding events only appears for calendars whose integration supports creating events. Google Calendar and Local Calendar do. Read-only calendars (holidays, shared feeds) are still displayed but are not offered in the calendar picker.

Home Calendar Card is in the HACS default store – no custom repository needed.

1. Click the button above, or open HACS and search for Home Calendar Card
2. Click Download
3. Reload your browser

HACS will tell you when a new version is out.

Added it as a custom repository before it was in the store? It keeps working. To tidy up, remove it under HACS → ⋮ → Custom repositories – the card stays installed.

1. Download home-calendar-card.js from the latest release
2. Copy it to /config/www/home-calendar-card.js
3. Settings → Dashboards → ⋮ → Resources → Add /local/home-calendar-card.js as a JavaScript module
4. Reload your browser

Add the card from the dashboard card picker (search for Home Calendar) and use the visual editor, or use YAML:

type: custom:home-calendar-card
calendars:
  - calendar.family
  - calendar.work
weather_entity: weather.forecast_home

type: custom:home-calendar-card
title: Family
calendars:
  # shared family calendar
  - entity: calendar.family
    name: Family
    color: "#4285F4"
  # one calendar per person – photo comes from the person entity
  - entity: calendar.oliver
    person: person.oliver
    color: "#EA4335"
  - entity: calendar.emma_icloud
    person: person.emma
    color: "#34A853"
  - entity: calendar.kids
    name: Kids
    icon: mdi:human-child
    color: "#F9AB00"
  # birthdays (e.g. Google "Birthdays" calendar)
  - entity: calendar.birthdays
    type: birthday
    color: "#F06292"
  # bank / school holidays (e.g. the Holiday integration)
  - entity: calendar.united_kingdom
    type: holiday
    color: "#A142F4"
countdowns:
  - name: Tenerife ✈️
    date: "2026-12-20"
    icon: mdi:airplane
  - calendar: calendar.family       # next family event matching "holiday"
    match: holiday|vacation
    icon: mdi:beach
  - calendar: calendar.birthdays    # next birthday
    icon: mdi:cake-variant
  - calendar: calendar.united_kingdom
    match: christmas
    icon: mdi:pine-tree
  - name: Anniversary
    date: "2019-06-14"
    repeat: yearly
    icon: mdi:heart
weather_entity: weather.forecast_home
default_view: agenda
days_to_show: 7
first_day_of_week: monday
time_format: 24h
show_empty_days: false
max_events_per_day: 3
max_height: 640px

Lots of calendars? Give some of them the same group and they collapse into one button in the calendar bar:

calendars:
  - entity: calendar.family
  - entity: calendar.emma
    person: person.emma
    group: Parents
  - entity: calendar.oliver
    person: person.oliver
    group: Parents
  - entity: calendar.birthdays
    type: birthday
    group: Extras
  - entity: calendar.school_holidays
    type: holiday
    group: Extras

• The group button shows the members' photos/colours, the group name and how many calendars it holds.
• Tap it to hide or show the whole group at once. If only some are visible it shows e.g. 1/2 with a dashed outline, and the next tap hides them all.
• Tap the arrow next to it to open the group and switch members on or off one by one.
• Your choice is remembered on each device, like the single calendar buttons.
• In the visual editor, each calendar has a Group field – type the same name for every calendar you want together.

Groups only tidy up the calendar bar – adding events still lists every calendar you can write to.

Some calendars are filled by an integration – bin collections, school menus, sports fixtures – so you can't add #tags to their events. Give them icons from words in the title instead:

calendars:
  - entity: calendar.waste_collection_schedule
    name: Bins
    icon_rules:
      - match: "glass"
        icon: mdi:bottle-wine
      - match: "plastic|cans"     # | = or
        icon: mdi:recycle
      - match: "garden|organic"
        icon: mdi:leaf
      - match: "general"
        icon: mdi:trash-can

• Matching ignores upper/lower case and finds the word anywhere in the title (glass matches Glass collection).
• Rules are checked from top to bottom – the first match wins.
• A #tag on the event still takes priority, and private events always keep the 🔒 icon.
• The icon shows in every view, in countdowns and on holiday banners.

_{Contributed by @wit3 in #5 – thank you!}

type: birthday – events show a 🎂 icon and "Birthday". If the event title or description contains a birth year (e.g. Anna (1990)), the card shows turns 36 and hides the year from the title.

type: anniversary – events show a ❤️ icon and "Anniversary". With a year in the title (e.g. Wedding (2014)) the card shows 12th anniversary.

type: nameday – name days (imieniny, névnap, onomastico, Namenstag…): a 🌷 icon and "Name day" in your language, with countdowns for the next two.

type: holiday – events appear as a coloured banner next to the day (and tint the day in Month view) rather than as an event row.

Each countdown is either a fixed date or the next matching event from a calendar:

Countdowns are sorted soonest first and disappear once the date has passed (yearly ones roll over automatically). Tap a calendar countdown to open the event.

Countdown colours – every theme has its own countdown colours, separate from the calendar colours, so each kind of countdown is easy to spot:

The exact shades are tuned for each theme. A color: on a single countdown always wins. Override per kind, or go back to calendar colours:

countdown_colors:
  birthday: "#FF4FA3"
  holiday: "#00A3E0"
  custom: ["#F59E0B", "#10B981"]
# or
countdown_colors: calendar

You can also give a fixed-date countdown a kind, e.g. type: anniversary, to use that colour.

Automatic countdowns – no config needed:

Change this per type with event_types – for example show the next 3 birthdays, only within the next 30 days, or turn birthday countdowns off:

event_types:
  - standard
  - holiday
  - id: birthday
    countdown_limit: 3     # next 3 birthdays
    countdown_days: 30     # only within the next 30 days
  - anniversary
  - work
  - dhs

When adding an event you pick a Type from a dropdown. The built-in types are:

How it's stored: calendars in Home Assistant don't have a "type" field, so the card adds a tag such as #work to the end of the event's description. The card hides the tag and shows the icon instead. This also works the other way round – type #holiday, #birthday, #work or #dhs into the description (or title) of an event in Google or Apple Calendar and the card will pick it up.

Customise the list with event_types. Built-in types keep their defaults, so you only need to set what you want to change, and you can add your own:

event_types:
  - standard
  - holiday
  - birthday
  - id: work
    name: Work
  - id: dhs
    name: DHS
    icon: mdi:home-heart        # pick any MDI icon
  - id: school
    name: School
    icon: mdi:school
  - id: appointment
    name: Appointment
    icon: mdi:stethoscope
    countdown: true
default_event_type: standard

Plan by week number? Turn on Show week numbers in the visual editor, or:

show_week_numbers: true

• Month view gets a slim column on the left with the week number of each row.
• Week and Planner views show it next to the dates, e.g. Week 43 · 19 Oct – 25 Oct (KW 43 in German, 43. hét in Hungarian…).
• Numbers follow the ISO 8601 standard used across Europe (weeks start on Monday, week 1 contains the first Thursday of January), even if your week starts on Sunday – so they match your work and school calendars.

_{Requested by @ydiazvaldivia in #4.}

Some things shouldn't be on the kitchen wall – a surprise party, a doctor's appointment, a present to buy. Mark them private and the card shows only 🔒 Private and the time, so everyone can see you're busy but not what for.

• In Add / Edit event, switch on 🔒 Private. The card adds a #private tag to the description (like event types).
• From Google, Apple or Outlook, just add #private to the event's description. Translations work too: #prywatne, #privado, #privato, #prive, #privat.
• Make a whole calendar private with private: true in its calendar options.

Private events show "Private" in every view (Agenda, Week, Month, Planner): no title, place, notes or event type, and they never get an automatic countdown. Tap one to see its time and calendar. Edit still opens the real details, so you can change them or switch Private off.

This hides details on the screen – it isn't a security feature. Anyone with access to your calendar in Google or in Home Assistant can still read the event. To stop people opening the real details from the card, turn off allow_edit.

The Repeat dropdown offers every day / week / 2 weeks / month / year. Repeating events are created through Home Assistant's calendar API with a recurrence rule. Local Calendar and Google Calendar support this; if a calendar's integration doesn't, the card shows the error and you can save it as a one-off instead.

A shared family to-do list below the calendar, grouped by person.

1. Create a list: Settings → Devices & services → Add integration → Local To-do, e.g. Family. (Any to-do integration works – Google Tasks, Todoist, etc.)
2. Set it on the card:

todo_entity: todo.family

• People come from your calendars – every calendar of type Events is a person you can assign tasks to, using the display name you gave it (e.g. Oliver, Emma, Family). There's also an Everyone option.
• Add a task – type it, optionally pick a due date, tap the person and press + (or Enter). Anyone using the dashboard can add.
• Tick to finish – the task is marked done and disappears from the list. An Undo button appears for a few seconds.
• Due dates – shown as Today, Tomorrow or the date; overdue tasks turn red.
• Live – changes made on another phone or in HA's own To-do page show up instantly.

Position – todo_position: top | bottom | left | right. Left and right become a sidebar when the card is at least 900px wide (on narrower screens they fall back to the bottom). In full-screen layouts, top and bottom show the groups in one scrolling row so the calendar keeps most of the height.

Auto-hide – todo_autohide: 30 folds the list into a slim bar (top/bottom) or a vertical tab (left/right) showing the task count. Tap it to open; it folds away again after 30 seconds without use (it waits while someone is typing a task). todo_autohide: true uses 30 seconds. Both options are also in the visual editor.

Great with recurring-chore integrations such as Chore Calendar, which keep only the next occurrence of each chore as a to-do and the future ones in a calendar:

todo_entity: todo.household_chores
todo_group_by: due                       # Overdue / Today / Tomorrow / each day / Anytime
todo_days_ahead: 7                       # only the coming week
todo_calendar: calendar.household_chores # future repeats, shown read-only
todo_show_completed: true                # "Done" section
todo_completed_days: 7

• Grouped by due date – Overdue (red), Today, Tomorrow, then one group per day, and Anytime for tasks without a date. Each task shows who it's for.
• Upcoming repeats – occurrences from todo_calendar appear in their day with a dashed calendar icon. They can't be ticked yet – the real task appears when it's due. Repeats that match an existing task on the same day (same name) are not shown twice.
• Done section – tap Done to open it: tasks completed in the last todo_completed_days days, newest first, with when and who. Tap the tick to un-tick a task (it goes back to the list).
• Who did it – Home Assistant doesn't record who completes a task, so when someone ticks a task in this card it adds Done by: <HA user> (date time) to the task's notes (lists that support notes, e.g. Local To-do). On a shared wall tablet that's the tablet's HA user. Turn off with todo_record_done_by: false.
• Tasks without a completion time (some integrations don't store one) still appear in Done – the most recent 10.
• With todo_on_done: remove, ticked tasks are deleted, so the Done section stays empty.

All of these are also in the visual editor under the to-do settings.

How it's stored: the person is saved in the task's description as For: Emma, so it's readable in HA's To-do page too. Lists that don't support descriptions get a [Emma] prefix in the task name instead. If you rename a calendar later, existing tasks stay under the old name until you edit them.

Tap any event and press Edit. The same form as adding opens, filled in with the event's details – change anything and press Save.

• Move to another calendar – tap a different calendar chip (e.g. from Family to Emma). The event is created in the new calendar and removed from the old one.
• Repeating events – when you save, choose This event (only this date) or This and following (this date onwards). Repeating events can't be moved to another calendar.
• Event types and years are kept – a birthday stays Leo (2016) and keeps its Birthday type when you edit it.

The Edit button only appears for calendars whose Home Assistant integration supports updating events (Local Calendar and Google Calendar do). Otherwise the pop-up says the calendar can't edit events. Turn editing off with allow_edit: false (also in the visual editor).

Tap any event and press Delete in its pop-up. You'll be asked to confirm:

• One-off events – Delete or Cancel.
• Repeating events – choose This event, This and following (this date onwards) or All events (the whole series).

The Delete button only appears for calendars whose Home Assistant integration supports deleting (Local Calendar and Google Calendar do). For other calendars the pop-up says so. To stop events being deleted from a shared screen, set allow_delete: false (also in the visual editor).

Like a printed family planner on the fridge: days down the side, one column per person, so you can see who's doing what all week at a glance. Pick Planner in the view buttons, or make it the default:

default_view: planner
calendars:
  - entity: calendar.family
    name: Family
    planner_column: false   # optional: show family events next to the date instead of in their own column
  - entity: calendar.emma
    person: person.emma
  - entity: calendar.oliver
    person: person.oliver
  - entity: calendar.birthdays
    type: birthday

• Every normal calendar (type: events) gets a column with the person's photo and name at the top, in the order of your calendars list.
• Tap an empty box to add an event straight into that person's calendar on that day. Tap an event to open it.
• Birthday, anniversary and name day calendars, bank and school holidays, and calendars with planner_column: false show in the date box on the left.
• Today is highlighted and weekends are shaded. The weather for each day sits under the date.
• Hiding a calendar with its button in the calendar bar also hides its column.
• In fill/fullscreen the 7 days stretch to fill the screen. On a phone the columns scroll sideways while the dates stay in place.
• Event size (see Appearance) makes the boxes taller and the text bigger.

type: custom:home-calendar-card
layout: fullscreen
theme: midnight
browser_fullscreen: true
# ...calendars, weather, todo_entity as usual

• layout: fullscreen – the card covers the entire browser window (HA's header and sidebar are hidden behind it). Month and Week stretch to fill the screen, Agenda flows into columns, and the to-do list becomes a sidebar on screens 1100px and wider.
• layout: fill – fills the page but keeps HA's top bar. Put the card in a Panel view (dashboard view settings → View type → Panel).
• Auto scaling – on big screens everything is enlarged so it's readable from across the room. Override with scale: 1.4.
• Keeps the screen awake using the browser's Wake Lock (needs HTTPS, e.g. Nabu Casa or your own certificate).
• Editing is safe – while the dashboard is in edit mode or the card editor is open, the card shows as a normal card so you can still reach everything.
• Hidden controls – move the mouse or touch the screen and two buttons appear top-right for 3 seconds: browser full screen and show Home Assistant (temporarily switches to fill until the page is reloaded; a full-screen button in the toolbar switches back).

Tips for a dedicated screen

• Set this dashboard as the default on that device (Profile → Dashboard).
• On a PC, run the browser in kiosk mode, e.g. chrome --kiosk https://your-ha/dashboard-wall/0.
• On an Android tablet, a kiosk browser such as Fully Kiosk Browser works well.
• On an iPad, add the dashboard to the Home Screen and use Guided Access.

Made for wall tablets and screens that are always on. Both cover the whole screen in layout: fullscreen (or just the card in a normal dashboard), and both switch themselves off while you edit the dashboard.

Night mode (clock)	Screensaver

🌙 Night mode – between the times you choose, the screen goes dark:

night_mode:
  start: "22:00"
  end: "06:30"
  style: clock          # clock = black screen with a dim clock, dim = darkened calendar
  brightness: 30        # %
  wake_entity: binary_sensor.hallway_motion   # optional – wake when someone walks past
  wake_seconds: 60

• Clock style shows the time, date, tomorrow's first events and tomorrow's weather. It moves a little every minute so nothing burns into the screen.
• Tap (or the motion sensor) wakes the calendar for wake_seconds; it stays awake while someone is using it.
• Controlled by an automation instead? Use when_entity: input_boolean.night – night mode is on whenever that entity is on (works with input_boolean, binary_sensor, switch or schedule). Then start/end are ignored.
• night_mode: true uses the defaults above.

🖼️ Screensaver – after a few minutes without anyone touching the screen:

screensaver:
  after: 5              # minutes without use
  media: media-source://media_source/local/photos
  interval: 20          # seconds per photo
  shuffle: true
  show_info: true       # clock, weather, next events and countdown on top

• Photos come from Home Assistant's Media library: put them in /media/photos (e.g. with the Samba or File editor add-on) and use media-source://media_source/local/photos. Sub-folders are included (two levels). You can also list plain URLs with images: [/local/photos/beach.jpg, ...].
• Photos fade into each other with a slow zoom; portrait photos aren't cropped – they sit on a blurred copy of themselves.
• No photos? Leave media empty for a clean clock screen on a softly moving background.
• One tap (or moving the mouse) closes it – the tap never presses anything underneath.
• When it starts, the calendar jumps back to today in your default view, so the next person always sees the current week.
• It never starts while someone is adding an event or typing a task. During night hours, night mode takes over.
• screensaver: true uses the defaults (5 minutes, clock only).

Both are also in the visual editor under Night mode and Screensaver.

Give the calendar more room by shrinking or hiding the countdowns and making the days bigger:

show_countdowns: true        # false hides the countdown strip completely
countdown_style: compact     # cards (default) or compact one-line pills
countdown_size: 80           # countdown size in %, 50–150
event_size: 130              # day & event text size in %, 80–160 (also makes Month/Week boxes taller)
show_calendar_chips: false   # hide the calendar buttons row

• Compact countdowns turn the strip into one slim row of pills (1 day Leo, 6 days Lake District) – about 60% less height. Tap or hover a pill to see the date.
• Event size enlarges the day numbers, weather and event titles in every view, and makes Month and Week boxes taller to fit.
• In fill/fullscreen the space you free up goes straight to the day boxes.

All of these are in the visual editor under Appearance, with sliders for the two sizes.

A big clock in the header, between the date and the weather – handy on wall displays:

show_clock: true
clock_seconds: true    # default – set false for hours and minutes only
clock_format: 24h      # auto (default, follows time_format / your HA profile), 24h or 12h

It ticks every second without redrawing the calendar, so it's light even on older tablets. It scales with the screen in fullscreen, and switches off with the rest of the header if you set show_header: false. Find it in the visual editor under Appearance.

Each theme also has a matching calendar colour palette, used for any calendar without its own color.

theme: midnight

Everything except countdowns and custom event types can be set in the visual editor:

• Theme – shows the current theme; tap it to open the preview tiles and pick another
• Calendars – each calendar is a compact row showing its colour, name (with the person's photo), entity and type. Tap a row to open its settings: pick the entity, give it a display name, link a person for their photo and set the calendar type (Events, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Imieniny, Holidays). Tap the colour dot to change its colour without opening the row. Reorder with the arrows, remove with the bin, add more with Add calendar (new calendars open straight away). Expand all / Collapse all when you have many
• A calendar whose entity no longer exists is shown with its entity in red
• Display – title, weather, default view, week start, time format and more

Countdowns and event_types are kept when you use the visual editor – edit them in the code editor.

• Tap a day number (any view) to see that day's events and add one on that date
• Tap an event for details: time, location (opens in Maps), calendar, description and that day's forecast
• Tap the weather pill to open the weather entity's more-info dialog
• Tap a calendar chip to hide/show it

• Birthdays – in Google Calendar, add the Birthdays calendar (it's built from your Google Contacts); it then appears in the Google Calendar integration. On iCloud, the Birthdays calendar can be added via CalDAV.
• Bank holidays – add the Holiday integration (choose your country), or subscribe to a holidays calendar in Google.
• School holidays – most councils publish an iCal feed; subscribe to it in Google Calendar or use the Remote Calendar integration.

The card and its visual editor are available in:

The language follows your Home Assistant profile automatically. Set language: pl (or pick it in the visual editor) to force one. Dates, weekdays and month names always use your language's normal format.

Name days 🌷 – the Name day type is available in every language (imieniny, névnap, onomastico, Namenstag, naamdag, onomástica). Name days repeat every year, get their own gold countdown colour, and the next two appear as countdown cards. Add one from the card, or tag an event in Google/Apple Calendar with #nameday (or a translation below). A whole calendar of name days can be set to Calendar type: Name days in the editor.

You can also type these tags in Google or Apple Calendar instead of the English ones (no accents needed):

🙏 Help us improve the translations. German, Italian, Dutch and Hungarian are new, and some wording may sound odd to a native speaker. If you spot something, please open an issue or a pull request with the better wording – every fix is welcome. The texts are in the I18N section at the top of home-calendar-card.js.

Your own event_types names, calendar names and todo_title are shown exactly as you write them.

• No weather on days – your weather entity must support a daily forecast. Hourly-only providers will show the current conditions in the header only.
• "Event" button missing – none of the configured calendars support creating events. Check the calendar's integration.
• New event doesn't appear immediately – some providers (especially iCloud via CalDAV) take a few seconds to sync; the card refreshes again automatically.

Planned features – ideas and votes are welcome in Issues.

• 🎤 Add events by voice – a microphone button in the Add event window: say "Dentist for Mia next Tuesday at 3pm" and the title, date, time, calendar and event type are filled in for you to check and save. Uses Home Assistant's own voice pipeline (HA Cloud or local Whisper), so it works in the Companion app and on wall tablets, in all the card's languages. The microphone needs HTTPS.
• 🔍 Calendar filters – hide events from a calendar by words in the title (e.g. colleagues' vacation or out of office entries in a work calendar), show only matching events, or hide all-day events. Filtered events stay in Home Assistant for automations.
• 🌐 Web panel for wall displays – show a web page (radar map, bus times, school menu, your own dashboard) or a camera next to the calendar. Choose the position, set its size with a slider or by dragging its edge, zoom the page to fit, auto-refresh, rotate several pages, and lock it so taps can't navigate away. Only works with sites that allow being embedded, and over HTTPS only with https:// pages.
• 🗣️ Voice assistant tip – a ready-made script and guide for adding events by talking to Assist or a voice speaker with an AI conversation agent.

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