From the car.
Said at a red light, in the calendar before you park.
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Say it.
It is in the calendar.
"Can I fill my calendar by voice note, from the car, and have it just work?" Yes. A line from the car, an event in the calendar, in your time zone.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓The short answer.
Send a voice note or a line of text. Handled puts the event in Google Calendar or Microsoft 365, confirms the time in your time zone, and adds the reminder you asked for. Move things by saying so. Ask what is on Thursday and it reads the day back.
What happens.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
🎙 Wednesday half past eight in the evening, meeting at Sara's
Added: Wednesday 20:30, meeting at Sara's. Reminder 30 minutes before?
Move the swim on the 19th to the 14th of November
Moved. Swimming is now 14 November 10:00. The 19th is free.
What landedHandled
Wednesday 20:30Meeting at Sara'sGoogle Calendar · reminder 20:00
14 November 10:00Swimmingmoved from 19 November
Thursday"What do I have on Thursday?" 09:00 dentist, 13:00 lunch with Omar, 17:00 footballread back in the chat
Two voice notes, two calendar changes, one question answered. Nothing opened.
Where it fits.
Four situations people use this for every week.
After a call.
The follow-up meeting, booked while you still remember the date.
Family logistics.
Pickups, practices, the dentist. One calendar the family shares.
Travel.
Flight, hotel, the meeting on arrival, in the time zone you land in.
Afterwards.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
1
"What is on tomorrow?"
The day read back, in the chat.
2
"Move Thursday to four."
Moved, and it tells you who else was invited.
3
"Remind me the night before every dentist."
A rule, applied to every matching event.
What it needs.
Google Calendar or Microsoft 365 connected once from the dashboard, about twenty seconds. Voice notes in any language it can hear, including mixed languages in one note.
Questions people ask.
Which calendars?
Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 including Outlook, several calendars on one account.
Does it understand my language?
Yes, in the language you speak, and it confirms in the same language.
What about time zones?
It confirms every time in your time zone, and in the other person's if you name one.
Can it invite other people?
Yes, name them and it adds them as attendees.
Can it read my calendar back?
Yes. Ask what is on tomorrow, this week, or with a person.
Does a voice note count as one message?
Yes, one voice note is one message on the free plan.
Say the next appointment.
One line, spoken or typed. It lands in the calendar and comes back confirmed. Free to try, no app to install.