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Save business events, auto-fill event details, extract public contacts and add events to calendars. Galviq Event Saver helps founders, sales teams, marketers and business developers save useful business events directly from the browser. When you find a conference, trade show, expo, summit or networking event, click the Galviq icon and save the page. The extension can automatically detect available event information from the active page, including event name, date, city, venue, email addresses, phone numbers and social links when those details are publicly visible on the page. You can keep your saved events organized, open them later, export them as CSV, download a calendar file, or open a prefilled Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar event. Main features: - Save business event pages from the browser - Auto-fill event name, date, city and venue when available - Extract public email, phone and social links from the active page - Add events to Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar - Export saved events as CSV - Export saved events to calendar - Local-first and simple Privacy: Galviq Event Saver reads only the active page after the user opens the extension. Saved event data is stored locally in the browser. The extension does not track browsing and does not send saved events or extracted contacts to external servers.
Jul 7, 2026
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