Service status
Check published service advisories, understand how incidents are reported, and rule out common calendar-connection problems.
There is no active incident published on this page. This is Tilly’s canonical advisory page, not an automated uptime dashboard. If the product is not behaving as expected, use the checks below before reporting the problem.
No advisory published
App launch, Today, calendar views, tasks, and on-device interactions.
No advisory published
Sign-in, planning views, account access, and browser-based calendar work.
No advisory published
Google Calendar, Outlook, iCloud, subscribed calendars, and provider synchronization.
Most isolated calendar problems come from an expired provider session, a hidden calendar, a read-only source, or a browser or app version that needs to be refreshed.
Check whether the same account and calendar work on both iPhone and the web. A problem on one surface usually points to the local app or browser rather than the calendar provider.
Open Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar directly. Confirm that the event exists, the account is signed in, and the calendar is still shared with the expected permissions.
Update and reopen Tilly, then refresh the affected view. Do not remove an account or delete an event until you have confirmed which provider owns the original.
Include the affected surface, provider, approximate time, and the result you expected. Do not send event titles, attendee details, or other private calendar content unless support requests it.
A confirmed incident notice names the affected service, the observed impact, any safe workaround, and the resolution time. Product releases and ordinary bug fixes remain in the changelog so this page stays focused on service availability.