AI assistant for Google Calendar
PocketClaw reads your Google Calendar before you do. It tells you what is coming, which meeting you have not prepared for, and where a request for your time collides with something already booked. When a meeting request lands in your email, it checks your real availability and drafts a reply proposing a time that works. It does not book, move, or decline anything until you approve it.
What it does with Google Calendar
Tells you what you have not prepared for
PocketClaw reads the day ahead and flags the meeting that needs prep, the call with no agenda, or the double-booking, before it becomes a problem in the moment.
Drafts calendar-aware replies
When someone asks for time, PocketClaw checks what you are actually free for and drafts a reply proposing a slot that works, so you are not playing scheduling tag.
Weighs your day into the brief
A packed calendar changes what is urgent in your inbox. PocketClaw reads both together so the morning brief reflects the time you actually have.
Prepares events for your approval
Creating, moving, or declining anything is shown to you first. Nothing lands on your calendar until you approve it.
Seen end to end
Google Calendar is one of the tools PocketClaw reads for the morning brief. That page walks the whole job end to end, across every tool it touches.
Get PocketClaw
PocketClaw connects to Google Calendar and runs from your phone. Connect the tool with its own sign-in, and nothing sends until you approve it.
Common questions
- Will it schedule meetings for me?
- It prepares them. PocketClaw drafts the reply and the event, and you approve before anything is booked or declined. Nothing changes on your calendar on its own.
- Does it work with Outlook calendar too?
- Yes. PocketClaw connects to both Google Calendar and Outlook, and reads whichever you have connected when it prepares your day.
- Is it timezone aware?
- Yes. PocketClaw follows your timezone, including when you travel, so briefs and scheduling reflect where you actually are.