Automatic travel time blocks for Google Calendar using real Google Maps durations
A time database for your calendar that turns Google Calendar into structured data with properties, filters, and review tools
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
TR
KR
Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: up to 12 meetings with a place per month. Pay as you go: $5 + tax per month when usage exceeds 12 (rest of month unlimited). Annual: $36 + tax per year (no limit). The month of signup is always free.
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Key features
Support for multiple travel modes: driving, transit, walking, cycling
Travel blocks automatically move with rescheduled events
Works across multiple calendars in Google account
Recurring events support with independent occurrence management
Smart routing between consecutive events
Optional buffer time for parking and navigation
One-click account deletion and full block removal
Custom properties on calendar events (status, tags, ratings, notes)
Filter events by project, status, category, rating, or custom properties
Daily Diary view showing chronological log of events
Week view with events split into Area columns
Weekly and monthly Review reports
AI agent to find free time and schedule events
Plan vs. Actual comparison view
Google Calendar sync with no data export back to Google for properties
Multiple templates for different use cases (Workday, Client Work, Bullet Journal, Life Log)
Data privacy with no AI training on calendar data
What makes it different
Adjusts travel time dynamically when traffic changes before departure
Completely free for typical usage up to 12 meetings per month
Never reads or stores event titles, guest lists, or sensitive calendar details
Treats calendar events as structured data with custom properties and filters, unlike regular calendars
Unique Plan vs. Actual comparison to see how time is really spent versus planned
Optional properties and flexible setup—works as normal calendar or structured database
Reveals patterns and insights across accumulated time through structured reviews