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Toggle multiple Google Calendar subscriptions on/off with one click for easier calendar management. **Simplify your Google Calendar experience with GroupCal!** Tired of manually showing/hiding multiple calendars every time you want to focus on specific types of events? GroupCal lets you organize your Google Calendar subscriptions into custom groups and toggle them on/off with a single click. **✨ Key Features:** • **Create Custom Groups**: Organize calendars by category (Work, Personal, Projects, etc.) • **One-Click Toggle**: Show/hide entire groups of calendars instantly • **Smart Detection**: Automatically finds all your calendar subscriptions • **Local Storage**: All data stays private in your browser • **Fast & Lightweight**: Ultra-fast performance with minimal resources **🎯 Perfect For:** • Professionals juggling work and personal calendars • Project managers tracking multiple project calendars • Teams collaborating across different calendar subscriptions • Anyone with 5+ calendar subscriptions **🔒 Privacy First:** • No data collection or external servers • All information stays in your browser • Only accesses calendar visibility, not calendar content **📱 How It Works:** 1. Open Google Calendar 2. Click the GroupCal extension 3. Create groups by selecting calendars 4. Toggle groups on/off with one click Transform your calendar chaos into organized productivity with GroupCal!
Jun 16, 2025
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