Mapping meetings to projects

Rules that send each calendar meeting to the right project automatically — by title, attendee, or recurring series.

Once a calendar is connected, rules decide which project each meeting belongs to — so a suggested entry lands on the right project without you picking it every time. Set them up in Settings → Calendar & travel.

How rules are evaluated

Rules are checked top to bottom, first match wins (and where two rules tie, a series rule beats a title rule, which beats an attendee rule). If nothing matches, the meeting falls back to the feed's fallback project. So put your most specific rules first and set a sensible fallback.

Rule types

  • Title contains — match a keyword in the meeting title (e.g. "Acme" → the Acme project).
  • Attendee / organizer — match an email address or a whole domain (e.g. @acme.com).
  • Recurring meeting — pin a specific repeating series to a project.

Add a rule, then set its project inline. Edit the keyword or address in place anytime.

Recurring meetings detected

Needs a calendar, switched on

This only runs once you've connected a calendar feed and turned its signal on in Settings → AI suggestions. Connecting alone isn't enough — nothing is read from a source until you switch it on.

ProjectPacer spots your repeating meetings and lists them under "Recurring meetings detected," with how often they occur. Pin one to a project once and every occurrence maps automatically — or Delete it if it's not billable (deleted series are archived so they won't resurface).

Archive, not just delete

Keyword and attendee rules are removed outright. Recurring-series rules are archived instead — so you can restore one later without recreating it. Toggle "Show archived" to see them.

Reviewing suggestions

Once meetings map, review and log them.

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