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Highlight text to create Google Calendar events instantly Schedule anything you read — without leaving the page. Schedio is an AI-powered Chrome extension that turns highlighted text into a Google Calendar event in seconds. Whenever you come across a meeting time, an invitation, a deadline, or a reservation, just highlight it — Schedio reads the details and schedules it for you. Highlight the text, then right-click and choose "Create Event with Schedio" (or press Alt+Shift+S). Schedio's AI extracts the title, date, time, and location, presents them in a clean review modal, and adds the event to your Google Calendar the moment you confirm. The whole flow takes under five seconds. No copy-pasting. No switching tabs. No setup — Schedio works the moment you sign in with Google. AVAILABLE NOW • One-step capture: highlight, right-click (or Alt+Shift+S), confirm • AI parsing that understands natural-language dates, times, and locations • A clean review modal to verify and adjust details before saving • Direct Google Calendar integration — events land in your real calendar • Sign in once with Google — nothing else to configure • Global keyboard shortcut (Alt+Shift+S) • Voice-to-event: speak an event and Schedio schedules it COMING SOON • Recurring events ("every Tuesday at 4 PM") • Outlook, iCloud, and CalDAV calendar support • Multiple calendars — choose where each event goes • Smart defaults: durations, reminders, and locations • Bulk creation: turn a list of items into several events at once Your privacy comes first. Schedio activates only on the text you choose to highlight, and never sells your data or runs advertising trackers.
Jun 11, 2026
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