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Turn the gaps between your Google Calendar meetings into finished tasks. No sign-in needed. Stop losing time in the cracks between meetings. Poksey finds the free gaps between your Google Calendar meetings and fills them with tasks that fit. A 15-minute gap gets a 15-minute task, not a 1-hour one. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Google Calendar in Day or Week view. Poksey reads your meetings right from the page. 2. Add your tasks and pick how long each one takes: 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes. 3. Poksey sorts them into your gaps automatically. The most urgent tasks go first, each into the earliest gap with enough room. No Google sign-in. No account needed to start. Your calendar and tasks stay in your browser. WHAT YOU GET - Your day as a timeline: meetings and the gaps between them - Tasks auto-sorted into gaps by urgency and length - A bar on each gap showing how much of it is planned - Quick ideas sized to fit open gaps, like clearing email or prepping for your next meeting - Google Calendar tasks placed in the gap that covers their time - A notification when a gap starts, so you use it - "Doesn't fit today" list, so nothing gets lost FREE - Auto-plan today - Up to 10 open tasks - Gap notifications POKSEY PRO ($4/month or $36/year) - Auto-plan your whole week - Tasks that don't fit today roll into the next gap with room - Unlimited tasks - Warning before your next meeting starts - Weekly stats GOOD TO KNOW - Works with Google Calendar in English, in Day or Week view - Open Google Calendar once in a while so Poksey has your latest meetings - Poksey is not affiliated with Google
Oct 7, 2026
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