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Find free time blocks on your Google Calendar week view (Mon-Fri, 9 AM-5 PM). Get Google Calendar Availability. Free Time Finder scans your Google Calendar week view and shows you exactly when you're available to book meetings. HOW IT WORKS Click the extension icon while viewing any week in Google Calendar. A side panel appears showing your free time blocks for Monday through Friday, filtered to working hours (9 AM to 5 PM). Blocks shorter than 15 minutes are excluded. FEATURES - One-click scan of your current Google Calendar week view - Shows free time blocks for each weekday (Mon-Fri) - Filters to working hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM - Minimum 15-minute block threshold - Copy all availability to clipboard for easy sharing - Refresh button to re-scan after calendar changes - Event count per day so you can see how busy each day is - Works on any week you navigate to in Google Calendar - Toggle the panel on/off by clicking the extension icon PERFECT FOR - Scheduling meetings without the back-and-forth - Sharing your availability over Slack or email - Quickly spotting gaps in a packed week - Planning focus time around existing meetings HOW TO USE 1. Open Google Calendar in your browser 2. Switch to Week view 3. Click the Free Time Finder icon in your toolbar 4. View your free blocks in the side panel 5. Click "Copy" to copy all availability to your clipboard 6. Click the refresh button if your calendar changes 7. Click X or the extension icon again to close PRIVACY Free Time Finder runs entirely in your browser. It reads the visual layout of your Google Calendar page to detect events. No data is collected, stored, or transmitted. No external servers are contacted. No login or authentication required beyond being signed into Google Calendar. NOTES - Works on Google Calendar week view only (not day, month, or schedule views) - Reads events as displayed on screen, so scroll to ensure all events are visible - Working hours are set to 9 AM - 5 PM (Mon-Fri) - Minimum free block size is 15 minutes
Mar 10, 2026
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