Agenda Widget for Windows

Google Calendar and Tasks on the Windows desktop.

Agenda Widget keeps meetings, all-day plans, and Google Tasks visible in one Windows panel. This page covers product fit, installation context, support links, legal pages, and recent public updates.

Get it on Microsoft Store Open the web listing

Windows 10 and 11 Google sign-in Desktop calendar and tasks

Why people use it

Keep Google Calendar context visible without pinning a browser tab all day. The app is optimized for quick schedule awareness and next-action review.

What you get

A focused Windows desktop surface for upcoming meetings, all-day events, and Google Tasks with visual modes that fit the desktop rather than the browser.

How it fits with Tasks Sync

Use Agenda Widget for day-to-day visibility, then use Tasks Sync when you need Google Tasks and Notion to stay aligned.

Install and support

Install flow: Install from Microsoft Store, sign in with Google, choose the calendars you want visible, and keep the desktop panel open while working.
Support and public policies: Support is available at lab@afaustov.org. Public policy pages are Privacy Policy and Terms of Usage.
Related pages: Editorial background: Why I Built Agenda Widget for Windows. Release stream: Product updates.

Recent public updates

2026-01-30: fixed Microsoft Store startup behavior, reduced sync flicker, and improved month navigation on the 30th and 31st.
2026-01-08: added resize indicators, simplified window movement, and fixed multi-day event deletion behavior.
2025-12-30: improved Google auth stability, event sorting, and token refresh handling.

Frequently asked questions

How do I put Google Calendar on my Windows desktop?: Install Agenda Widget from Microsoft Store and sign in with Google. The app is built to keep your schedule visible in a dedicated desktop panel.
Does it support Google Tasks too?: Yes. Agenda Widget is positioned as a combined Google Calendar and Google Tasks desktop experience for Windows.
Does this replace Tasks Sync?: No. Agenda Widget covers desktop visibility. Tasks Sync covers structured synchronization between Google Tasks and Notion.