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The first release of Voice Calendar. • Tap the mic, say it, and get an event card to confirm • Only the fields the AI guessed are flagged — tap one to fix it • Saves straight to Google, Samsung or iPhone Calendar, with an undo button that stays in view on any screen size • Several alerts per event, and pick which calendars show on the month view • History tab: stats by period, export/import in Settings • Free voice parses every day, watch an ad for more, or go Premium for unlimited and ad-free
Say “dentist tomorrow at 3” and it lands in your calendar, date and time set
“Dentist tomorrow at 3 p.m.” “Team meeting next Tuesday at two.” Voice Calendar turns one spoken sentence into a calendar event. Tap the mic, talk the way you normally would, and the AI picks out the title, date and time and shows them on a card to confirm. If it's right, save it. If something is off, tap just that field and fix it. WHO IT'S FOR • Anyone who remembers an appointment right after a phone call, a drive or while doing the dishes • People tired of scrolling through date and time pickers in their calendar app • Parents, students and professionals juggling doctor visits, classes, client meetings and family events • Google Calendar and Samsung Calendar users who don't want to move to a new calendar FEATURES 1. Say it, and it's scheduled One mic button. Voice Calendar notices when you stop talking, and live captions show what it heard as you speak. Say date, time and repetition in one go: “Bank before work the day after tomorrow at 9:30”, “Pilates every Tuesday at 7”. 2. Only the guesses get flagged No date mentioned? It uses today. Said “at 2” without a.m. or p.m.? It skips the time that has already passed and suggests the next one. Every guessed field carries a small tag such as “Assumed p.m.”, so you only check what was guessed. Dates and times are calculated by rules, so “next Tuesday” never drifts to the wrong day. 3. Fix it on the card Title, date, time, duration, location, repeat, reminder and target calendar all live on one card. If the date and the weekday you said don't match, Voice Calendar points it out before you save. 4. Saved to the calendar you already use Events go straight into the calendars on your phone, such as Google Calendar or Samsung Calendar, and reminders come from there as usual. You see the result right after saving, and one tap on Undo takes it back. 5. Type when you can't talk In a quiet place? Type the sentence instead and get the same confirm card. 6. Month view at a glance Browse the month, tap a day to see its events, and add one to an empty day in a tap. 7. Look back on your history See how many events you saved by voice this week and this month, your streak, the average time from mic to saved, and how often an event went in without edits. Your busiest days and times and your recent saves are there too. The history stays on your phone, and you can export or import it as a file from Settings. FREE AND PREMIUM • Free: voice parses every day at no cost. When you run out, watch a short ad to top up. • Premium (monthly or yearly subscription): unlimited voice parses and no ads. Cancel any time from your Google Play account. LIGHT AND PRIVATE • No sign-up, no login. • Events live only in your phone's calendar. Voice Calendar's server never stores your schedule. • Only the sentence you said (as text) is sent for AI parsing, and the server does not store it (a short duplicate-request record is deleted after 10 minutes). See the privacy policy for details. • Available in English and Korean. Say it the moment it comes to mind. Voice Calendar handles the date picking.
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Downloads
Low confidence12
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In-app revenue
Low confidence$8
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Ads
$3
$1 – $5
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Total
$11
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