Text to Google Calendar

Text to Google Calendar targets an extremely common annoyance: you spot a meeting time in an email or on a booking page and then have to copy it, open a new tab, and rebuild the event by hand. With the extension installed, you highlight the relevant text and let the tool parse it into a calendar entry. It fills in the pieces people usually forget or mistype — time zones, locations and event details — and can handle more than one event in a single selection.

Beyond single entries, the extension supports creating multiple events at once and recurring events, which is useful for class schedules, recurring stand-ups and multi-session bookings. It ships with 55 language listings in the Chrome Web Store, so the interface is usable well beyond English-speaking users, and it follows the store's recommended practices for extensions without reported policy violations.

Adoption is modest but real: at the time of listing it had around 4,000 users, a 3.2 out of 5 rating from 32 reviews, and a current version 1.46 updated in June 2026 — evidence the project is still maintained rather than abandoned. The listing notes in-app purchases, so while the extension is free to add, some functionality may sit behind a purchase. It handles authentication information and user activity data according to its declared privacy policy, and states that data is not sold to third parties.