shiftschedulemaker.net · Workflow & Planning
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Select shift text on any page and add to Google Calendar in one click. Any format supported. Shift to Calendar — Add any shift to Google Calendar in one click. 📅 RIGHT-CLICK TO ADD Select shift text on any webpage — schedules, emails, group chats — right-click and choose "Add to Google Calendar." The extension automatically parses the date and time, opens Google Calendar with everything pre-filled. ⏰ SUPPORTS ANY FORMAT • 12-hour: Mon 6AM-2PM, 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM • 24-hour: Tuesday 14:00-22:00 • Military: 0600-1400 • Short: 6a-2p, 6-2 • Named shifts: Day shift, Night shift, Graveyard, 3rd shift • Dates: 04/21 6AM-2PM, 2026-04-21, April 21, Tomorrow • Multi-day: Mon-Wed 6AM-2PM, M/W/F 6-2 • Date ranges: 4/21-4/25 6AM-2PM • Overnight: 10PM-6AM (auto-detects next day) 🖱️ MANUAL INPUT Open the popup to manually enter date, start time, end time, and shift name. Quick-add buttons for common shifts: 6AM-2PM, 2PM-10PM, 10PM-6AM, and more. 📋 SHIFT HISTORY Your recent shifts are saved locally. Re-add a past shift with one click — perfect for repeating weekly schedules. 🔒 PRIVACY No account required. No data sent to any server. All parsing happens locally in your browser. Shift history stored only on your device. 💡 WHO IT'S FOR • Shift workers who get schedules via text, email, or shared docs • Nurses, warehouse workers, retail staff, restaurant teams • Anyone who wants their work shifts on Google Calendar without manual entry Built by shiftschedulemaker.net
Apr 21, 2026
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