shadecalendar.com · Workflow & Planning
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Color-code your time blocks in Google Calendar. Make your schedule easier to read, plan, and manage 📆 📆 Shade Calendar – Color-Code Time Blocks in Google Calendar • Make your Google Calendar more visual and intuitive. • Shade specific time blocks in Google Calendar to organise your day, highlight events, and separate work, personal, or custom schedules. 💡 Features • Color-code time blocks in Google Calendar’s day, week, and 4-day views • Visually block out time for work hours, personal time, childcare, exercise, or focus sessions • Create your own weekly schedule with flexible, recurring time shading • Works seamlessly with multiple calendars, including personal and shared setups • Helps with time blocking, calendar planning, and visual scheduling 🧭 How to Use • Click the extension icon to open the time block editor • Choose which hours to shade and select a color • Set a unique time block schedule for each day of the week • View your new visual layout directly inside Google Calendar 🎯 Who This Is For This extension is perfect if you: • Practice time blocking • Use Google Calendar for both work and personal life • Want to separate tasks visually (e.g. meetings vs deep work) • Need better visual cues for commitments like workouts, childcare, or study time ⚠️ Disclaimer • Shade Calendar is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Google or the Google Calendar brand.
May 24, 2026
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