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Chrome extension that opens a daily calendar from the toolbar. View your Google Calendar at a glance from the toolbar. Badge shows minutes until your next event. ### Detailed Description QuickCal lets you quickly check your Google Calendar schedule right from the browser toolbar. #### Features - **One-click daily schedule view** Click the toolbar icon to open a timeline view of your day with hour labels. - **Badge countdown for upcoming events** When your next event is within 10 minutes, a badge appears on the icon showing the remaining time. - **Event detail popup** Click any event to see its location, description, and a link to open it in Google Calendar. Tap the location to search in Google Maps. - **Multiple calendar support** Display events from multiple Google Calendars — work, personal, and more. - **All-day event display** All-day events are shown as pills above the timeline. - **Quick event creation** Use the + button to jump straight to Google Calendar's event creation page. - **Japanese / English support** UI language switches automatically based on your browser settings. #### Privacy - Google Calendar access is read-only (calendar.readonly). - All data is stored locally in your browser — nothing is sent to external servers. - Authentication is handled securely through Chrome's built-in OAuth. #### Getting Started 1. After installing, click the QuickCal icon and open Settings (⚙) 2. Click "Connect to Google" to authenticate 3. Select the calendars you want to display and save 4. Click the icon anytime to see today's schedule
Jun 23, 2026
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