fadecalendar.com · Workflow & Planning
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Visually fades configured hours (e.g. off-hours, weekends) on Google Calendar's week/day grid. Purely visual, no clicks blocked. Fade Calendar visually dims the hours you're not working on Google Calendar's grid, so your day reads at a glance — without ever blocking a click or touching your events. FEATURES • Custom periods — mark morning, afternoon, evening, or your own time ranges as faded • Weekend rules — fade weekends entirely, treat them like weekdays, or leave them untouched • Theme-matched color, or pick your own • Solid wash or a diagonal striped pattern, with adjustable thickness • Updates instantly in any open Calendar tab — no reload needed • Purely visual — never blocks clicks, drags, or event creation PRIVACY Fade Calendar never reads your calendar events. It only changes how the Google Calendar page looks in your browser. The only thing that leaves your device is your login email (used for your trial/subscription) and a periodic check of whether your plan is still active. PRICING Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, no card required. After that, a small monthly subscription or one-time lifetime purchase keeps it running. Fade Calendar is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google.
Aug 12, 2026
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