Create calendar events with natural language
Create Google Calendar events by typing a plan in plain language. Daybird fills in the details so you can review the date, time, and place before saving.
Type it the way you’d say it
Adding an event shouldn’t mean filling out a form. In Daybird you type a plan the way you’d say it, like “Coffee with Sam Friday at 10,” and Daybird fills in the date, time, and place.
You see what it understood before anything is saved, so there are no surprises on your calendar.
Adjust anything before you save
If Daybird reads something differently than you meant, open the full editor. The details it found are already filled in, so you only change what needs changing.
Repeating plans work the same way. “Run every weekday at 7” becomes a weekly routine in one step.
Try it first
The sample on this page uses Daybird’s real editor with made-up events. Nothing you type there is saved to an account or a calendar.
In the app, new events go straight to your Google Calendar.
