meeting.surf · Workflow & Planning
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Surf forecast on your Google Calendar — and (coming soon) on travel sites so you can pick the best week to book. Meeting.surf adds a simple surf forecast summary directly into your Google Calendar. See how the week is shaping up without opening another tab, and decide what really deserves your time. What it does • Surf in your calendar Automatically inserts a daily surf summary into your Google Calendar so you can see conditions at a glance. • Focus on the good days Choose to display all forecasts or only highlight the best conditions of the week. • Keep it discreet Optional “stealth mode” lets you rename surf entries to look like regular meetings. • Your spots, your setup Track any break by pasting a Surfline spot URL and make your calendar yours. (Not affiliated with Surfline.) Works where you need it Meeting.surf runs directly on Google Calendar and can recognize dates and times on other pages to show surf context when relevant. Privacy first We do not read, store, or send your calendar data. Everything runs locally in your browser. Free Install it, pick your spots, and let your calendar quietly improve.
May 13, 2026
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