Add To Calendar

Instantly add events to your Calendar with the click of a button without retyping the title, date, time or location of an event.

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Add To Calendar Chrome Extension

"Add To Calendar" is a convenient Chrome extension that allows users to instantly add events or appointments to their Google Calendar or iCal by scanning webpage content for relevant information. With a simple click, the extension captures event details such as title, date, time, and location, eliminating the need for manual entry. It utilizes advanced technology to ensure accurate detection, making event planning faster and more efficient.

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Extension stats

By: https://www.seabreezecomputers.com

Users: 2,000+

Rating: 3.19

(21)

0.08

Version: 1.0.7 (Last updated: 2024-11-14)

Creation date: 2019-12-05

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

identity
identity.email
tabs
storage
activeTab
scripting

Host permissions:

*://www.seabreezecomputers.com/*
*://seabreezecomputers.com/*
*://192.168.1.5/*
<all_urls>

Size: 79.95K

Email: je*****@seabreezecomputers.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 19,542 ▲ 133

Other rankings

#12485 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 22

#5 in button for google calendar keyword 32

#33 in calendar keyword 31 ▲ 5

#34 in event keyword 24 ▼ 2

#75 in google calendar keyword 34 ▼ 1

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Add To Calendar

Instantly add events or appointments to your Google Calendar or other calendar (iCal, .ics) with the click of a button without retyping the title, date, time or location of an event.

Click on the "Add To Calendar" button 📅⁺ in the Chrome Toolbar on any website. It will scan the website using Intelligent Technology to find event information such as title, date, time and address.

NOTE: If you do not see the extension icon on the Chrome toolbar then click on the "Extensions" icon that looks like a jigsaw puzzle piece 🧩 on the Chrome toolbar. Look for "Add To Calendar" and then click on the pin icon 📌 next to it.

11/14/2024 - Version 1.0.7 +Bug Fix: Some times were not getting parsed if they were in the same paragraph with other times.

10/21/2024 - Version 1.0.6

Bug Fix: If the date format was set to dd/mm/yyyy but the found event date was dd/mm/yy such as 06/12/24 then it was getting an incorrect date because it was expecting a four digit year.

2/15/2024 - Version 1.0.5

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Works well enough to be useful for adding events to calendars
User-friendly and saves time by reducing data entry
Good for adding events from websites without built-in integration
Developers actively review and respond to user feedback

Cons

Inconsistent performance; fails to accurately capture date and time
Issues with recognizing event titles and multiple events
Complaints about trial functionality and purchase requirements
Some users experience bugs like duplicate downloads or undefined events

Most mentioned

Inconsistent date/time recognition
Issues with trial and payment requirements
Helpful for adding events from non-Google Calendar sources
Desire for improved editing options and suggestions for event times
General appreciation for functionality when it works

User reviews

tried it out & did not work well. email clearly said: "Writing Session Saturday, December 14, 2024 12 pm - 1 pm" pretty straightforward. on try 1, it got the date right but put some random time (i think it was 12am-12am the next day or something weird). on try 2, after refreshing, it put some random date and random time (i think it was 4pm on april??). so inaccurate but also not consistent.

Salma Sheriff, 2024-12-14

Simply did not work for me. Seems like maybe it just doesn't work with links that prompt an .ics file download?

Ben Wheeler, 2024-12-02

Works just well enough to be useful (fails to get the date/time at all about 1/3 of the time, needs correcting about half the time when it does work). "8:45am on Saturday Nov. 16th" in an email was not picked up. Maybe only an impression but I find if I select the right text then click on the extension button it improves reliability? It might be even better if one could select relevant text on a page, right click, then have "add to calendar" as one of the options offered.