CalChat lets you add calendar events the way you already communicate—by text, email, photos, or chat. Just send the info and it handles the rest. It automatically pulls out dates, times, and locations, syncs with Google, Apple, and Outlook, and lets you ask things like “Am I free Friday?” It saves a ton of time by eliminating manual calendar entry. You can also get text reminders before events and approve teammates or family to send events directly to your calendar.
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cool idea, just wondering, it works for all calendars? like google calendar, apple, and slack for example?
because there are two segments of people those who actually use it for personal, and those who use it for work would be best
CalChat is the AI middle layer for your calendar. Instead of filling out forms and tapping through apps, you just send a message the way you already communicate — text, email, photos, or chat — and it
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cool idea, just wondering, it works for all calendars? like google calendar, apple, and slack for example? because there are two segments of people those who actually use it for personal, and those who use it for work would be best
@badermeitani, Thanks for the comment! Yes, it works for all calendars including google calendar, apple, canvas (school calendars), slack, etc.
@ty cool, hope you best of luck!
nice app!
@noahpraduns, Thanks!
Have you thought about letting people import existing calendars?
@mintcloud, Yes you can import from CANVAS or any calendar through an ics link and it will update on our calendar.
Just downloaded. Excited to try out the text to calendar function
This is a really cool idea!
Seems interesting! Surprising this doesn't already exist.
@protectthought, Thank you!
CalChat is the AI middle layer for your calendar. Instead of filling out forms and tapping through apps, you just send a message the way you already communicate — text, email, photos, or chat — and it