AVAILABLE ON THE CHROME WEB STORE

Add events.
Keep your tab.

Type your plan. Preview it. Save it to Google Calendar.

Open NextDue from Chrome’s toolbar and type Meeting tmr 8–9pm. Review the date and time, then save to your connected Google Calendar without switching tabs. Prefer local planning? Calendar connection is optional.

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No NextDue account needed. Google sign-in is only needed for Calendar features.

Your next plan, in plain words

FROM A THOUGHT TO A PLAN

NextDue Quick Add interprets Design review tomorrow 2pm for 45m as a schedule from 2 PM to 2:45 PM.

Actual NextDue interface · illustrative sample data

A date, a time, a little less to remember

QUICK ADD

Say it. Preview it. Schedule it.

Use supported dates, times, abbreviations and repeat phrases to enter a plan in words. Check the preview before saving, or choose exact dates and times in Details. Quick Add processes your text on your device.

01 / MAKE TIME

Plans in plain words

Use dates, time ranges, and durations to give your next task a place in the day.

Deep work tmr 5pm to 7pm
02 / THINK AHEAD

Routines that repeat

Plan daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly commitments, including weekday patterns.

Stretch every day at 9am
03 / CROSS TIME ZONES

Keep the time clear

Convert supported time-zone suffixes in one-time English entries into your local time.

Demo tmr 5pm kst

ET follows Eastern daylight-saving rules; PST means fixed UTC−8. Repeating and localized entries use your browser’s local time zone.

MORE WAYS TO PUT IT

Your words
Your next plan

Quick Add recognizes supported scheduling phrases in 11 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, and Hindi.

Réunion demain à 15h30회의 내일 오후 3시

Phrase support varies by language. The interface is currently in English.

A CLEARER VIEW

Keep the next thing in sight

Search your plans, add notes, and reschedule or complete local items. Enable Chrome popup reminders, system banners, or both under Settings → General.

NextDue dashboard showing illustrative sample schedules and deadlines, search, filters, and settings.

Reminder channels are off by default. Chrome must be running to deliver NextDue reminders. System banners follow your device’s notification settings. Connected Google Calendar events use Google’s own alerts by default.

OPTIONAL GOOGLE CALENDAR

Your schedule,
together

To connect, open the NextDue dashboard → Calendar settings and choose Connect. Choose which calendars to display and a writable calendar under Save Quick Add events to. Your primary calendar is the initial destination; shared calendars where you have write access are supported too.

Once connected, new Quick Add entries save to that chosen calendar, including repeating entries. See upcoming events in a list, Month view or Week view, and create events from the Calendar view. Editing existing Google events opens Google Calendar.

Date-only Quick Add entries are all day unless you enable a default time. Timed entries without a range or duration last 30 minutes. Without a connection, Quick Add keeps plans local to this Chrome profile. Existing local items stay local when edited.

Read how Calendar data is used

THOUGHTFUL BY DEFAULT

Quick Add happens on your device

Your text is parsed locally. NextDue has no developer-operated server, advertising, or analytics. Local items stay in this Chrome profile; optional Calendar features exchange data directly with Google.

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READY WHEN YOU ARE

Put your next plan into words.

Install NextDue, open it from Chrome’s toolbar, and try one real plan.

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