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Google Calendar Natural Language Input

By nikkoong

Use natural language to create Google Calendar events with zero clicks from anywhere in your browser.

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Time on the storeAbout 1 to 3 yearsA rough range, not an exact date

Store users689As shown on the Chrome Web Store

Chrome Web Store rating4.5 / 510 ratings on the Chrome Web Store

Last store update10 Jul 2026Version 2.4.2, 3 months ago

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Reviews

Rob Penfold2 months ago
Looks potentially very useful. However I use Chrome and web Google Calendar (wouldn't be that uncommon I imagine). Ctrl E is the Chrome keyboard shortcut to go to the URL bar and search & it cannot be changed, so can't use the extension currently. It would be good if the keyboard shortcut for the extension could be changed to suit. Thanks
Damian Taggart14 months ago
This really doesn't do what it claims anymore. For instance you cannot even add an event with a string like "Some Event 8/29/25-9/1/25"
Simon L15 months ago
I want to program one for myself and it works good
Daniel Bustos19 months ago
Love this. I used to use Todoist synced to Google Calendar to quickly add events. However, they recently changed how Todoist syncs making it not ideal for my particular work flow. This restores many of the functionality. I love that you can even set duration! Is there a way to apply it to a specific calendar?
Vitaly Krenel21 months ago
Hey there! I use a lot of different sub calendars within google calendar. Each calendar is dedicated to a project or activity: work, sleep, self development, networking, etc. I'm looking for an extension that also can either a/ semantically figure out where to put the extension or b/ allows it during writing the event Could you help with this one?
Adam Smith23 months ago
I don't do review often, but man this thing is great! AND it didn't request any permissions for Google Calendar. I'm loving the simplicity and usefulness of this plugin.
Michael Norelli2 years ago
Please add the ability to include location? "See Alien:Romulus at The New Parkway Theater Thursday at 9:30pm" resuts in a GCal entry with the theater name prepopulating the Location field
T T2.2 years ago
Been wanting something like this forever. Bless.
Ingrid Roth2.3 years ago
love it, it makes my life so much easier and it's so easy to use
Nikko Ong2.3 years ago
This works really well