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Sends your Western DraftMySchedule classes straight to Slotted, so there's no page to save or upload. Slotted for DraftMySchedule sends your Western University class schedule to Slotted in one click, so you can add every class to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook or any calendar app. How it works 1. Open DraftMySchedule and go to My Current Schedule. 2. Click "Send to Slotted" in the corner (or the Slotted icon in your toolbar, which opens My Current Schedule from anywhere). 3. Slotted opens in a new tab with your classes already filled in. Check them, customize your calendar, and download the file or get a calendar link that keeps itself up to date. Slotted skips holidays and reading week, handles six-week courses, and lets you set labs and tutorials to every other week or pick their exact days. Privacy The extension only runs on DraftMySchedule's My Current Schedule page and on Slotted. When you click the button, it copies that one page and hands it to the Slotted tab it opens. The copy stays in your browser, is deleted as soon as Slotted takes it, and is never sent to a server. No ads, no tracking. The extension is optional: Slotted works without it, by saving your DraftMySchedule page and adding the file. Made by Taras Koval, a student at Western. Slotted isn't affiliated with Western University.
Nov 3, 2026
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