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Every shift, already in your calendar.

CalDuty reads your schedule from AndGo and keeps a calendar feed up to date for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.

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Invite-only for now.

Example week

Set it up once.

Two things to do on the first day. After that, CalDuty keeps your calendar right on its own.

  1. Step 1: Connect AndGo

    Enter the username and password you use for AndGo. They're encrypted and only used to read your schedule. You can remove them at any time.

  2. Step 2: Subscribe to your calendar feed

    CalDuty gives you a private calendar link. Add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. On an iPhone it's one tap.

  3. Then: Your shifts stay current

    CalDuty checks AndGo once a day, or whenever you press Sync now. New, changed and cancelled shifts update the next time your calendar app refreshes the feed, and your CalDuty dashboard lists what changed.

Every kind of shift, told apart.

Day and night shifts, overtime, stat holidays, vacation, sick days and swaps each keep their own look, in your calendar app and in CalDuty. Each calendar event also says what it is in plain words, like “Night shift, Thu Oct 9, 19:30 to Fri 07:30 (11h paid)”, with overtime rates and stat days noted.

  • D 07:30 (Day)
  • N 19:30 (Night)
  • OT +15m (Overtime)
  • Stat (Stat holiday)
  • Vacation (Vacation)
  • Sick (Sick)
  • Swap (Swaps)
Your names for things
Rename each kind of shift and pick an emoji for it. Your calendar reads the way you talk about your schedule.
See what changed
When AndGo adds, moves or removes one of your upcoming shifts, the next sync lists it on your dashboard: what it was, and what it is now.
A heads-up when syncing stops
If your AndGo login stops working, for example after a password change, CalDuty emails you. At most three emails per problem.
Your login, handled with care
Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and only used to read your schedule. Deleting your account removes everything.

Ask your AI assistant.

Add CalDuty to Claude as a connector, using the address in your Settings, and approve it once. Then ask about your shifts in plain words: what’s next, when you’re free, how many hours you worked, what changed. It can read your schedule. It can’t see your AndGo password or change anything.

Other assistants that support MCP connectors can use the same address. You can disconnect any of them in Settings.

Am I free Saturday at 6?

Yes. You come off a night shift Saturday at 07:30, so you’ll likely sleep into the afternoon, but the evening is free. Your next shift is Sunday night at 19:30.

Did anything change this week?

One change: Wednesday’s day shift is now vacation.

Example with a made-up schedule.

Share it with the people who plan around you.

From Settings, share your schedule with family or friends. Choose your full schedule, or only when you’re working. They create a free account with their name and a password and see it in CalDuty, and their own AI assistant can answer “Is Sam working Thursday night?” Stop sharing any time.

You only ever share your own schedule, and only with the people you pick.

Sam

Free or busy only
  • Mon07:30 to 19:30
  • Tue07:30 to 19:30
  • WedFree
  • ThuFrom 19:30
  • FriUntil 07:30, from 19:30
  • SatUntil 07:30
  • SunFree
Example with a made-up schedule. Each bar is one day, midnight to midnight.

Invite-only, for now.

If you’ve been invited, use the link in your invite email to create your account. Already set up? Sign in.

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Calendar apps refresh subscribed calendars on their own schedule, usually every few hours, so a change in AndGo can take a little while to reach your phone.