Tell Calmora what is happening the way you would say it out loud — “work Friday 1:30 to 9”, “dentist next Tuesday at 3”, “barber every 3 months” — or upload a screenshot of a schedule. It works out the dates, times and repeats, and puts them on your Google Calendar.

Plain language in, real events out.

Type a sentence the way you would say it, or upload a photo of a shift schedule. No forms, no date pickers.

It shows its work.

Every guess it had to make — which Tuesday you meant, how long an appointment runs, what time “noon” is — is listed on the draft before anything is saved.

Nothing reaches your calendar until you say so.

You get a draft you can read and edit. The event is only created when you press Add to Calendar.

To add events you connect a Google account. Calmora asks to manage your calendar events and to see your name and email address — nothing else. Signing in never asks for your Gmail.