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Extract calendar events from text, images, and screenshots locally using Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano. NanoEvent is your intelligent, privacy-first browser assistant that converts web content, emails, screenshots, and selected text into structured calendar events in seconds. NanoEvent reads dates, locations, titles, and descriptions directly from what you are viewing—no manual copy-pasting required! ✨ KEY FEATURES: ⚡ Instant AI Extraction: Select any reservation email, flight confirmation, meeting notes, or web page snippet and right-click "Extract Event with NanoEvent". 💳 Simple Pricing with Free Trial: Try NanoEvent risk-free with a free trial! Upgrade anytime to $5.99 / month for unlimited AI calendar extractions. 📅 Single & Multi-Event Extraction: Detects single events or multiple schedule items at once, letting you preview and export each event seamlessly. 🪄 Natural Language AI Follow-Up & Edits: Need to tweak a time or title? Simply type instructions like "Move to Friday at 4 PM" or "Add zoom link to description" and let AI refine the event instantly. 🚀 One-Click Calendar Sync: Export straight to Google Calendar, Outlook Web, or download a standard .ICS file for Apple Calendar and desktop apps. 🖼️ Image & Screenshot OCR AI: Right-click flyer images, event posters, or meeting screenshots to extract schedule details directly from visual content. --- HOW TO USE: 1. Highlight any event text on a website, email, or document. 2. Right-click and choose "Extract Event with NanoEvent" (or click the toolbar icon). 3. Review event details, make optional natural language edits, and click "Google Calendar", "Outlook Web", or "Download .ICS File".
Aug 3, 2026
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