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You can switch to a dark mode in xTiles with just two clicks. Find your avatar in the top right corner of the page and click on it. The drop-down menu will appear. Choose the option “Dark Mode” (it’s located directly above the “Sign out” button) and enjoy.

xTiles offers native integration with Google Calendar for paid users. However, there’s no need to apply manual methods or use paid automation opportunities not affiliated with xTiles.

Just find the “Tasks” button in the menu bar to the left of your user picture (it looks like a checkmark), and click on it. At the bottom of the panel, you will see an “Allow calendar access” button. After you click on it, the Account Settings window will appear. Click the “Connect calendar” button, choose the needed Google account, and allow the access you want to provide to xTiles, then press “Continue”.

You can revoke the access anytime you want by finding it in the “Integrations”.

xTiles offers a wide range of templates, elements, and customization options, making it a versatile tool for various use cases, including project management, knowledge management, and personal organization. Flexibility and user-friendly features, the key aspects enhanced by the Gallery of ready-to-use templates, allow users to start their planning, note-taking, time and task management, etc., without having to go through long introductions and onboarding. The drag-and-drop interface allows you to manage and arrange your content easily and streamline your workflow.

You can download xTiles for your Mac from the xTiles website using this link: https://xtiles.app/en/desktop-apps/

Any of your documents can be shared with your colleagues in a few simple steps. The “Share” button is located near the name of your document. Press it, add the needed person’s email address, and choose the level of access you want to grant them. They will receive a notification in their menu bar. Additionally, you can share your documents with non-xTiles users by enabling the “Share to web” option at the bottom of the “Share” menu.

Yes, xTiles integrates with Google Calendar and can embed files from YouTube, audio files, rich content, PDF files, etc. The list of available integrations constantly grows. You can follow xTiles Roadmap to stay updated about integrations you look forward to using by following this link: xTiles Roadmap

The xTiles Web Clipper is not included by default. You need to download it as an add-on for your browser. Once it’s on your device, you will be able to save websites, pages, and their parts straight to your xTiles Workspace with a click. You can download the xTiles Web Clipper using this link: https://xtiles.app/en/web-clipper/