An invitation worth keeping
Turn an English invitation image into an editable occasion, then save it to your calendar. Check every detail before saving.
Less planning.
More catching up.
Describe a meeting, explore available times,
and review your plan before sending it.
Explore the app Made for Android iOS coming later
A simpler way to make time together
From “we should catch up” to a plan you can review.
Describe a meeting
Start with what you’d like to do and who it’s with. You can enter the details yourself, too.
Find a time together
Explore times using your and your connection’s primary Google Calendars.
Review before sending
Check the person, time and place. Make any changes, then send your request.
Illustrative examples. Availability can change; review before confirming.
For the plans life brings
A little help along the way.
Bring someone along by link
Invite someone to respond in their browser. Their availability isn’t checked, and you choose who gets the link.
Find a place to catch up
Enter an area, explore place suggestions, and choose somewhere for your next coffee or conversation.
How does CAIendar help me plan?
Describe one meeting or enter the details yourself. Explore a time, choose a place or meeting link, and review the details before sending a request.
Can I invite someone who doesn’t use CAIendar?
Yes. You can generate a guest link and share it separately so the other person can respond in their browser. Only your availability is checked. Anyone with the link can respond, so share it with your intended guest.
Does CAIendar schedule things automatically?
You stay in control. Review the details before sending a meeting request or saving a personal occasion. A suggested time is not a reservation, and place suggestions do not book a venue.
Can I plan with a group?
The current meeting flow is for two people. Group and recurring meeting planning are not part of this flow.
Where can I download the app?
We’ll add the Google Play link here when the Android release is available. For now, explore how it works on this page. iOS is coming later; there is no announced release date.
What happens to my information?
The app uses the information needed for features you choose, such as calendar connections, meeting drafts and invitation-image reading. The Privacy Policy explains website visits and includes an app data guide.
Read our Privacy Policy