Calendly just turned a 2-second task into a 2-minute chore.

Sounds like there should be an option within Calendly that allows you to select the first page you want to see when you log in. I have no problem seeing my event types when I first log in, but I can see where the concern/issue is coming from. Just seems like it can be easily solved by a toggle option. 

Hi ​@Jake06774 - Thanks for reaching out and leaving feedback.

Could you tell me some more about your case? The Meetings tab should always be displaying how many meetings you have, who they’re with, and what types of meetings are booked. Is there something else you’re expecting to see? Possibly a similar display as the Analytics tab? 

If you could tell me some more about what you’d like to see instead, let me know! I can get that over to our product team.

The more info I can see at a glance the better. Not sure why you’ve limited the amount of data one can easily see. For a cleaner looking UI? What’s needed is visibility. 

I’m not with Calendly, but I logged into my account to see if something had changed, but if anything it looks a little more helpful than it was before since it’s even pulling in non-calendly events from my Calendly.

This post was a little hard to follow - the ChatGPT language feels a little fluffy and I’m not sure I understand the specific issue. What data are you trying to get visibility to? I feel like I can see everything (name of the event, attendee(s), time and duration, etc.) from that screen. I can’t think of anything else I would need to see but I’m very curious to know what else you feel could show up?

Not sure why this is difficult to get, what I said:

I used to be able to open Calendly and instantly see:

* How many appointments I had today
* Who they were with
* What my day looked like at a glance

Now?

I have to:

* Click into meetings
* Open individual appointments
* Or export a CSV just to piece together basic info

I think that’s where I’m having a hard time understanding - I still see everything in your list in my Meetings section within Calendly. 

I see. we don’t. Maybe you haven’t been migrated to the new UI? 

Calendly is usually meant to simplify scheduling, but when it adds extra steps or friction, even a 2-second action can feel like a 2-minute chore for the user. This is exactly where good UX matters most, removing unnecessary clicks, keeping flows short, and making the experience feel effortless instead of heavy. Small design decisions can completely change how fast or slow a task feels.

It’s a bit like solving Letter Boxed answers, if your connections are not efficient, you end up wasting moves and overcomplicating a simple solution. But when the flow is clean and logical, everything clicks quickly and smoothly.