AnnoVisio is the WordPress presentation layer for event schedules that need more than a normal list of dates.
Visitors can scan courses, workshops, seminars, retreats and recurring programs without jumping between monthly views.
Use Calendly for booking-based events while AnnoVisio provides the annual overview on your WordPress site.
Read events from iCalendar / ICS feeds used by Google Calendar, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Apple Calendar, iCloud and similar systems.
Retreats, seminars, tours and training blocks can be displayed as spanning events across multiple days.
Individual calendars can be limited to the Team Portal for logged-in users, so internal availability and resources stay separate from the public calendar.
Use additional structure when an organization works with several calendar areas, event groups or resources.
Planning a larger schedule setup? The documentation shows typical configurations for public annual overviews, multiple calendar sources and team organization.
AnnoVisio does not force every person into one calendar system. Team members can continue to use Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar or another feed-based calendar tool while the website shows a shared annual overview.
| Source | How it is used | Typical result |
|---|---|---|
| Calendly | Booking events and event types are synchronized | Visitors browse the year and continue into the Calendly booking flow |
| Google Calendar | Published iCalendar feed is read by AnnoVisio | Existing calendar entries appear in the annual overview |
| Outlook / Microsoft 365 | Published ICS feed can be used as a calendar source | Team or public schedules stay in Microsoft tools |
| Apple Calendar / iCloud | Public calendar link can be used where available | Personal or resource calendars can become part of the shared view |