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Turn priorities into reusable time blocks and place them directly in Google Calendar. Time Pebbles is a gentler way to turn the things you care about into time you can actually use—without turning every interest into another obligation. Imagine you want to practice guitar more often, but scheduling “Practice guitar” every Tuesday at 7:00 makes it start to feel like homework. Create a 30-minute Practice guitar Pebble instead. Keep it visible in your list, and when you notice a good opening in your week, drag it onto Google Calendar. You still make a real plan, but you choose the moment when it fits your time and energy. Time Pebbles separates choosing your priorities from choosing their exact times. Keep a small, flexible list of what matters now, then place a Pebble only when you are ready to make room for it. It is enough structure to help an intention become action, with less pressure to plan every hour in advance. With Time Pebbles, you can: - Keep a calm, reorderable list of up to 20 active Pebbles. - Create and edit Pebbles with a name, duration, and your Calendar’s colors. - Drag a Pebble directly onto Google Calendar. - Choose a time block after selecting Place on calendar. - Archive Pebbles for later or permanently delete them without changing events already added to Calendar. - See a temporary loading block while Google Calendar finishes displaying a newly created event. Time Pebbles is designed for Google Calendar Week view. It asks for Calendar access only after you choose Connect Google Calendar. It uses that access to create and verify events you deliberately place and to load the primary calendar’s color labels. Pebbles and recent placement records stay in Chrome; Time Pebbles has no developer-operated server, advertising, or analytics.
Aug 23, 2026
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