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A Gmail side panel assistant for scheduling with thread status detection, confirmation detection, and risk warnings. Gmail Scheduling Sidekick is a lightweight side panel assistant designed to simplify scheduling directly inside Gmail. Instead of switching between Gmail and Google Calendar, you can generate candidate time slots, create structured reply messages, and prepare tentative calendar holds—all in one place. --- Key features: • Generate flexible candidate times - Distributed across multiple days - Consecutive same-time options - Manual custom time slots • Create professional scheduling replies - Numbered candidate lists - Multiple tone styles (polite, casual, formal) - One-click copy or insert into Gmail • Insert text directly into Gmail - Works with compose and reply windows - No copy-paste needed • Create tentative Calendar holds (no API required) - Opens Google Calendar event creation screens - Review and save only the slots you need • Local work memo - Store notes for each scheduling task - Saved only in your browser (not shared externally) • Japanese / English UI support - Automatically follows browser language - Can be manually switched --- Important: This extension does NOT: - Access your Gmail message contents externally - Read or modify your Google Calendar data - Automatically create or save calendar events - Use any external API or tracking system All data is handled locally within your browser. --- Who is this for? - Recruiters scheduling interviews - Sales or customer success teams coordinating meetings - Freelancers and consultants - Anyone who frequently arranges meetings via Gmail --- Why use this extension? Because scheduling is repetitive. This tool reduces: - Context switching - Manual typing - Copy-paste operations And helps you respond faster with consistent, professional messages. --- Getting started: 1. Open Gmail 2. Open the Side Panel 3. Generate candidate times 4. Insert into your reply That's it.
Apr 26, 2026
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