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Fetch Outlook calendar tasks and map them into a drag-and-drop Time Matrix. Most people live in their calendar — but a calendar alone doesn't tell you what actually matters. Outlook Time Matrix overlays an Eisenhower Matrix directly onto your Outlook events, so you can see at a glance what to do now, what to schedule, and what to let go. FEATURES • Pulls 2 weeks of Outlook calendar events via Microsoft Graph API • Drag and drop events into 4 quadrants: Q1 · Urgent & Important — Do now Q2 · Not Urgent & Important — Schedule Q3 · Urgent & Not Important — Delegate Q4 · Not Urgent & Not Important — Eliminate • Click a quadrant to zoom in for focused sorting • Sidebar to hold ToDo and Finished items • Checkbox to instantly mark an event as Finished • Open any event directly in an existing Outlook browser tab • Per-calendar memory — placements saved per calendar and per account • Grid view (2×2) and List view toggle • Works with any Outlook calendar (personal, work, shared, holiday) HOW TO USE 1. Click the extension icon to open the side panel 2. Sign in with your Microsoft account 3. Select a calendar from the dropdown 4. Click Load — your events appear in the matrix 5. Drag cards between quadrants to set your priorities REQUIREMENTS • A Microsoft account — personal (Outlook.com) or work/school (Microsoft 365) • No extra setup needed. Just install, sign in, and go.
Mar 10, 2026
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