Reference
Keyboard shortcuts on the Mac.
Almost everything in Zulu has a shortcut, most of them like Notion Calendar. ? shows the list in the app, ⌘K opens the command menu with every command and the search. Here’s the overview for reference. The app itself is in German for now.
As of:
General
- ⌘KCommand menu: run commands, search events
- /Search events (in the context panel)
- ?Show all shortcuts
- ⌘,Settings
- GSSettings (press one after the other)
- escDiscard or close the panel, close a menu, dismiss the oldest toast
View
- DDay view (also 1)
- 2Two days; 3 to 9 accordingly
- WWeek view (also 0)
- ⇧⌘.Taller hours
- ⇧⌘,Shorter hours
- ⇧⌘0Reset hour height
- ⇧⌘DShow or hide declined events
- ⇧⌘UShow or hide travel times
- ⇧⌘BShow or hide blocker stripes
Weekends and week numbers are toggled through the command menu or the view settings. There is no month view on the Mac; the iPhone has one.
Creating and editing events
- CNew event starting at the next half hour
- ↵Save the panel
- ⌘↵Save the panel, also from the description
- ⌫Delete the selected event, with undo
- ⌘ZUndo delete while the toast is showing
- ⌘CCopy event
- ⌘XCut event
- ⌘VPaste: where you clicked in the grid, otherwise at the original time
- ⌘DDuplicate event
In the description you format like in Google Calendar: ⌘B bold, ⌘I italic, ⌘U underline, ⌘⇧7 numbered list, ⌘⇧8 bullet list, ⌘K link. Links open with ⌘-click.
Mouse and trackpad
- Double-click an empty spot in the grid for a 30-minute draft, drag for any length.
- Times round to 15 minutes, to 60 with
⌥, to 5 with⌃⌥. - Tiles can be moved, across days too, and resized at the bottom edge.
- Right-click a calendar in the sidebar to set its role and the default calendar.
- Deletion happens only after the undo toast has expired (5 seconds; hovering pauses it).
And on iPhone?
No shortcuts there, but gestures: swipe sideways for the next week, tap a day header for the focus column, long-press an empty spot for a new event, long-press an event to move it, pinch to zoom, double-tap the time column for the whole week. New events you type in quick entry.