CalClip — Email to Calendar Invite

One click turns the email into a finished Google Calendar invite: guests, time, location, and description, drafted for you.

The meeting is already agreed in the email. Retyping it into your calendar is the tax. CalClip removes it. Open the email where a time got agreed and click the CalClip icon (or highlight any text and right-click). CalClip reads the thread and opens a Google Calendar window with the whole invite drafted: • A scannable title — "Q3 launch plan | Raj & Dana" • The date and time, resolved forward from today ("next Tuesday at 2" just works) • The location or meeting link, pulled from the thread • The guests, prefilled from the people in the conversation (mailing lists and no-reply senders excluded) • A written description: what the meeting is about, who's involved, what to bring You review every field, click Save, and Google Calendar sends the invitation to every guest. CalClip never sends anything itself. HONEST BY DESIGN • No calendar access requested — no OAuth, no permissions to your Google account. CalClip opens Google Calendar's own event page, prefilled. • Nothing stored — the text is used once over HTTPS to draft the invite, then discarded. No account needed. • It never guesses silently — an ambiguous date is left blank for you, never quietly filled wrong. • Guest-safe descriptions — no mailbox links or private details ever reach your guests. FREE AND PRO Free forever: unlimited quick-add plus 10 AI-written drafts a month. CalClip Pro ($9/month or $79/year): unlimited AI drafts, no footer, and your Zoom/Meet room attached automatically. Cancel anytime. From the BossOS Pro studio — calclip.bossospro.com