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Google Calendar used to have a natural language input to create calendar events. Think "Get groceries next Thursday from 3:30 to 5pm". They deprecated this feature, leaving millions of unhappy users in the process. Now, you need to perform 10+ clicks to create an event. This extension allows you to create events in zero clicks. How’s that for your Google Calendar power user carpal tunnel?
The most useful situation for this extension: you’re in the middle of doing something important, like filing your taxes or making dinner reservations for an anniversary. You see a confirmation page with some dates that are important to you, but also instructions on what to do next. Instead of interrupting your flow by opening Google Calendar and going through the 9 clicks you need to create an event, simply press Command/Control + E, type in the relevant dates separated by semicolons "Dinner reservation march 3 5pm; taxes due 4/1; check on cat food availability in 72 hours" and press enter. 3 calendar events will automatically prepopulate so you can save and close them in seconds, without losing your place.
Google Calendar Natural Language Input allows you to use a quick shortcut (Command + E) to open a text box and type in whatever event you want in natural language to automatically create a Google Calendar event page with all the details pre-filled. It also includes a Quick Add button in Google Calendar that allows you to enter natural language to create events.
Update August 5, 2025: Added ability to select calendar to save event to. Use the settings icon to add calendar IDs (find them in the Google Calendar Settings > Settings for My Calendars > select a calendar > Integrate calendar > Calendar ID. Associate each calendar ID with a nickname, and simply use @nickname when creating the event to automatically choose which calendar you want to save to.
Update August 2, 2025: Fixed the multiple instances of the Quick Add button being added to the calendar.
Press Command + E (Ctrl + E on Windows) to pull up a text input to add your event details.
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I want to program one for myself and it works good
Love this. I used to use Todoist synced to Google Calendar to quickly add events. However, they recently changed how Todoist syncs making it not ideal for my particular work flow. This restores many of the functionality. I love that you can even set duration! Is there a way to apply it to a specific calendar?
Hey there! I use a lot of different sub calendars within google calendar. Each calendar is dedicated to a project or activity: work, sleep, self development, networking, etc. I'm looking for an extension that also can either a/ semantically figure out where to put the extension or b/ allows it during writing the event Could you help with this one?
I don't do review often, but man this thing is great! AND it didn't request any permissions for Google Calendar. I'm loving the simplicity and usefulness of this plugin.
Please add the ability to include location? "See Alien:Romulus at The New Parkway Theater Thursday at 9:30pm" resuts in a GCal entry with the theater name prepopulating the Location field
Been wanting something like this forever. Bless.
love it, it makes my life so much easier and it's so easy to use
This works really well