A Drag & Drop Calendar
that Runs Your Own Code at any Touchpoint
Create Supabase Calendars from Any Table
See your schedule clearly for the first time. Overlay MS365 and Google events beside your Supabase Calendars to see all your plans in context. And control your availability windows alongside your appointments and other commitments.
Work across all your calendars and still quickly filter them to see just what you need in the moment. DayBack keeps everything in view so you’re making promises you can keep.
Full Control Over the Calendar’s Appearance
Change DayBack’s CSS to remove objects, change colors, and make the calendar match the look of your other apps. You’ll find lots of examples you can copy and paste into DayBack.
Surface Any Field as a Color, Icon, or Styled Text
Colors and Icons let you understand your schedule at a glance and make better decisions without having to leave the calendar. Base icons or colors on any Supabase field, including Computed Fields.
Choose Behaviors from DayBack’s Extension Library
Search the customizations library to find examples you can install and build upon. Or have our team craft new behaviors for you as part of an implementation package.
Add DayBack’s Example Tables to Your Supabase Project
Use your own tables or quickly add milestones, vacation requests, or shadow tables to your project by pasting DayBack’s example table structures into the Supabase SQL editor. Find instructions and table descriptions here.
Create Your Own Behaviors
Intercept almost any behavior in the calendar and run your own code.
Launch workflows, apply templates, or check drive time APIs to confirm you’re making good choices.
DayBack’s custom actions transform your calendar. It’s no longer a poster you consult. It’s where you do your work; it’s a game you play.
Plus, it’s important to choose hackable tools.
Calendars, Maps, and Routes Working Together
See Who’s Closest and Manage Routes for Field Service
Click on an unscheduled job and see when an existing route may be passing nearby. DayBack can also let you know which resource is closest to an opportunity and user the drive time API to make sure you’ve scheduled enough time to get there.
Map Customers Alongside Appointments
Bring any table of addresses into the calendar’s map so you can see if you’re near important customers or prospects.
Switching Platforms?
Take Your DayBack With You
Supabase is Your Own Scheduling Database
You no longer need to find a new scheduling app when you leave Salesforce or FileMaker.
Use Supabase on its own or leverage DayBack’s connections to your other apps to push scheduling details where you need them.
DayBack’s Supabase data source gives you a platform agnostic place to store appointment data and use the same DayBack interface and workflows you’ve created.
Make Your Own Buttons
Add buttons to your events to open URLs and related records in other apps or run custom JavaScript.
JavaScript Actions: Change How DayBack Behaves
You can even change the way DayBack works by attaching your own JavaScript to calendar actions like rendering events or clicking on an event. Browse our customizations library to find examples you can install and build upon.
It’s important to choose hackable tools.
See Your Own Schedule in DayBack
Start a 30-day trial of the calendar designed for you to customize. Point DayBack at any Supabase tables containing dates and build the scheduling app you always wanted.
It will change the way you work.
Scheduling powered by DayBack.
