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Email to Calendar Manager AutoCal seamlessly extracts event details from your emails and highlighted text, allowing you to add them to your Google Calendar with just a click. Never miss an important meeting or appointment again! Key Features: Automatic Email Scanning: AutoCal scans your Gmail inbox to identify event information like meeting times, dates, and locations. Text Highlight Integration: Simply highlight any text containing event details on any webpage, right-click, and select "Add event" to create a calendar entry. Smart Event Recognition: Using advanced natural language processing, AutoCal identifies events even when dates and times are written in different formats or using relative terms like "next Friday." Review Before Adding: All detected events appear in an easy-to-use interface where you can verify and edit details before adding them to your calendar. Email Link Reference: Calendar events created from emails include a link back to the original message for quick reference. Intuitive Interface: Clean, user-friendly design makes managing your calendar effortless. AutoCal is perfect for busy professionals, students, or anyone who regularly schedules meetings through email. It saves time by eliminating the need to manually copy information between emails and your calendar. Install AutoCal today and transform how you manage your schedule!
Mar 20, 2025
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