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Find free scheduling slots from Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook Scheduling Agent automates the back-and-forth of meeting coordination directly from your browser. 【Who it's for】 · Anyone who spends too much time on scheduling emails · People who manually check calendars across multiple participants · Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook users 【Key Features】 🔍 Automatic Availability Search Enter participant email addresses and the extension instantly finds time slots when everyone is free. Customize business hours, working days, and meeting duration. 📊 Timeline View See surrounding events as a Gantt chart for each candidate slot. Spot travel time and back-to-back meetings at a glance. 📋 One-Click Copy Copies your selected slots as ready-to-paste text — formatted for email, Slack, or Teams. No editing needed. 📅 Tentative Event Creation & Search Create tentative calendar events directly from the extension once candidates are set. Search by keywords like "tentative" to review and manage them later. 🌐 Japanese / English Bilingual Switch both the UI and the copied output text between Japanese and English — great for international teams. 【Supported Calendars】 · Google Calendar (Chrome) · Microsoft Outlook (Chrome / Microsoft Edge) 【Privacy & Security】 All calendar data is processed locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to external servers. Auth tokens are stored only in browser local storage and are automatically deleted when you uninstall the extension. Privacy Policy: https://www.satorifactory.jp/privacy/
Jun 3, 2026
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