Talk to your Calendar like a human

Free for the next 100 users. The CalendarFlow (beta) iOS beta is live on TestFlight with a 7-day trial, and the desktop demo is available via the Web Demo button in the header.

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Talking To Your Calendar Still Sucks

We were promised "just talk to your computer." Instead, we're still poking tiny boxes while Siri pretends to help.

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Ask Siri again

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Tap tiny boxes

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Miss the meeting

What CalendarFlow Actually Does

Talk once. CalendarFlow edits your real Google Calendar for you. No dashboards, no busywork, just voice.
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Voice commands that stick

  • Create events in plain English
  • Move existing calls and meetings
  • Add notes, locations, and attendees
  • Cancel or delete when plans change
  • Time saved: 30–60 seconds per change

Tired of wrestling your Calendar App?

Google Calendar without CalendarFlow

  • Talk to Siri, still end up tapping
  • Fumble with tiny boxes while walking
  • Re‑type titles, times, and locations
  • Forget to add things "you'll remember later"
  • Drop calls, meetings, and follow‑ups

Google Calendar with CalendarFlow

  • One short command, your calendar updates
  • Create, move, and delete events by voice
  • Notes, locations, and attendees together
  • 60-second setup
  • Built‑in revert if something looks wrong
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Free for the next 100 users

Jump in now—full access today, and after 7 days just add your own OpenAI key to keep using it at no license cost.

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FAQ

Questions you probably have

  • CalendarFlow (beta) is for early adopters who live in Google Calendar already – founders, salespeople, EAs, operators – and want to talk instead of tap.
  • No. If you can use Google Calendar, you can use CalendarFlow (beta). You just talk in plain English and let the agent handle the changes.
  • Yes. During the MVP phase, Founding Testers get full access for free. In return, I want real usage and blunt feedback so I can make it worth paying for later.
  • CalendarFlow (beta) only touches your Google Calendar, and you can revert the last change with a single command. If something is seriously off, you can also reach out to me directly and I'll help fix it.
  • Tap the TestFlight button on this page to try the iOS beta. If you want the desktop demo, use the Web Demo button in the header. I manually approve testers and gate access. Once you're in, you can go from this page to your first real voice‑controlled event in under 60 seconds.
  • Sign‑in is handled by Clerk, an industry‑standard auth provider.CalendarFlow (beta) uses the permissions it needs to read and write your Google Calendar events – nothing more.
  • Once enough people rely on CalendarFlow (beta) weekly and the major bugs are ironed out. I expect a simple solo plan around $49/year, with better "founding rates" for early testers.