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Quickly add events to Google Calendar from any webpage 🔹 Description Quickly create calendar events using plain text or voice commands. This extension helps you instantly turn natural language input into structured calendar events that are pre-filled in Google Calendar. Whether you say “Yoga at 5pm tomorrow” or type “Project meeting with Alice and Bob next Monday at 10am”, this tool intelligently extracts: 📅 Event Time and Duration 📍 Location 👥 Attendees (by name or email) 🔁 Recurring Schedule (e.g., every Monday) 🌐 Timezone-aware Conversion (based on your local device) Once you confirm, the event will open in Google Calendar — and if you sync your Google Calendar to Apple Calendar, the event will automatically appear on your Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch as well. 🔹 Key Features ✅ Voice & Text Input Use your microphone or manually type to create events. ✅ Smart Date & Time Parsing Understands "this Friday", "next week", "tomorrow evening" — all adjusted to your current timezone. ✅ Multi-language Support Works with input in multiple languages, such as English, Chinese, Spanish, and more. ✅ No Data Stored We value your privacy. No input data is stored or transmitted for any other purpose. Everything runs through secure APIs, and nothing is saved or logged. ✅ Cross-Device Compatibility Events created in Google Calendar will automatically sync across all devices where your calendar is connected.
May 29, 2025
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