Voischedule

Works with Google CalendarSpeak or type

Say it once. It's on your Google Calendar.No forms. No date pickers.

“Dentist tomorrow at 7pm”

Your first 5 events are free.
No card required · $2.99/month after that

The confirmation sheet. What you said is shown as an event with a date, a time and a title, and you can fix it before adding it
Sun, Aug 30, 202619:00 – 20:00DentistYou can fix it here before it's added.

Things you could say

“Lunch with Sam tomorrow at noon”“Interview tomorrow at 3pm”“Team drinks this Friday at 7pm”“Take out the trash tonight at 8pm”“Haircut tomorrow at 10am”

How it works4 steps

From one tap to your calendar.

From the moment you speak to the moment it's in Google Calendar — with one stop along the way where you check it before it's written.

  1. Open

    One tap from your home screen

    Open the app and there's one mic button in the middle. No menus. No list of events.

    The Voice Schedule home screen. A single round microphone button sits in the middle

  2. Say it

    “Dentist tomorrow at 7pm”

    No date or time pickers. Say it the way you normally would, or type the same sentence.

    The recording screen. The microphone button glows and the words appear as you speak

  3. Check

    It always stops to check first

    You see the date, time, and title it understood. If something's off, fix it right there. Nothing is written until you confirm.

    The confirmation sheet. What you said is shown as an event with a date, a time and a title, and you can fix it before adding it

  4. It's on your calendar

    Added to your Google Calendar

    It goes into your own Google Calendar. Reminders and later changes happen in the calendar you already use.

InputVoice or text

Can't talk right now? Type it.

In a meeting or on the train, you can do the same thing without saying a word. The voice screen always has “Type instead,” and you can type from there.

What you type is read the same way, and you still get the confirmation screen before it's added. An event you typed is no different from one you spoke.

There will always be places where you can't talk: mid-meeting, on the train, in front of people. The app doesn't stop working just because you're in one of them.

The typing screen. Paste or type a message as it is and turn it into an event
Paste a message you got as-is, and it's split into date, time, and title.
Hands under a meeting table, typing a short note on a phone with one thumb
Where you can't speak, a thumb under the table is all it takes.

When you'd use itThe moment you remember

Made for everywhere but your desk.

Most plans get made away from your desk. By the time you tell yourself you'll add it later, it's already half forgotten.

  • Hallway

    Right after the meeting

    You settled on the next meeting before you even got back to your seat. Say one line as you walk, check what comes up, and you're done.

    A person walking down a hallway after a meeting, speaking into a phone

  • Parking lot

    Once you've parked

    Engine off, key out. One sentence before you get out is enough, so there's no need to touch it while your hands are on the wheel.

    A person in the driver's seat of a parked car, speaking into a phone held in one hand

What we don't store3 facts

Your voice and your event details aren't stored.

Since this app uses your microphone, here's how that works up front. What you say passes through memory while it's processed, and isn't kept in our database.

Audio recordings

Not stored

Your audio only passes through memory and is discarded once it's been processed. It isn't written to a file or to storage.

Transcripts

Not stored

We don't keep the text of what you said. There's no screen to read it back, and no storage behind one.

Event titles, locations, and descriptions

Not stored

The details of your events live in your Google Calendar. We don't keep a copy.

What we do keep is the email address you sign in with, your billing status, and how many events you've added. The details are in our Privacy Policy.

PricingFirst 5 free

Try it first. Decide later.

The free part is counted in uses, not days. Weeks you don't use it don't count against you.

Free uses

5 events

A use only counts when an event actually lands on your calendar. Rephrasing, or canceling at the confirm step, doesn't count.

To start

No card required

You start by signing in with Google. No payment details up front.

After that

$2.99/month

To keep going, it's $2.99/month. If you stop, the events you've added stay in your Google Calendar.

Is it for you?Worth saying up front

For people who live in Google Calendar.

Put the other way: if you don't use Google Calendar, this isn't for you. The app only adds events. It has no screen for looking at them.

A good fit if

  • You open Google Calendar every day
  • You already use “Sign in with Google”
  • You add a lot of events (work, school, juggling several things)

Not a fit if

  • You don't use Google Calendar
  • You want to see your schedule or a calendar view inside this app
  • You want to edit events or set up repeating ones here

Reading your events and getting reminders is Google Calendar's job. If you're not in the habit of opening it, you won't have a way to notice an event was added.

Say it once. It's on your Google Calendar.

Your first 5 events are free.
No card required · $2.99/month after that