NextDue
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 7pmA CHROME EXTENSION · COMING SOON
Quickly add
your events,
anywhere
A Chrome extension popup that allows you to schedule with words
Write down a deadline, plan your week, or set a reminder while using other tabs or during a meeting. NextDue's extension popup works on any Chrome tab for you to quickly add new calendar events.
Explore Quick AddNo NextDue account needed for local features.
FROM A THOUGHT TO A PLAN
Actual NextDue interface · illustrative sample data
A date, a time, a little less to remember
QUICK ADD
Say it to Schedule It
Type your new event in common English. NextDue automatically detects various phrases and combinations to schedule your event perfectly, whether that be repeating events, abbreviations (e.g. tn, tmr, tues, fri), or other languages.
Routines that repeat
Plan daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly commitments, including weekday patterns.
Stretch every day at 9amKeep the time clear
Convert supported time-zone suffixes in one-time English entries into your local time.
Demo tmr 5pm kstET 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 3시Phrase support varies by language. The interface is currently in English.
A CLEARER VIEW
Keep the next thing in sight
Search your plans, add notes, reschedule, snooze, and mark work done. Choose Chrome popup reminders, system banners, or both.
Chrome must be running for reminders. System banners follow your device’s notification settings.
OPTIONAL GOOGLE CALENDAR
Your schedule,
together
Connect Google Calendar to see upcoming events from your selected calendars alongside your local work, in a list, Month view or Week view. Choose a writable calendar in Settings for each new Quick Add event, including repeating entries. Use an owned calendar or a shared calendar where you have write access.
While connected, new entries from Quick Add, exact details, captured drafts and the address bar create Google Calendar events. Date-only entries are all day unless you enable a default time; timed entries without an explicit length last 30 minutes. Existing local items stay local when edited. You can also create events directly from the Calendar view. Existing Google events remain managed in Google Calendar. Additional NextDue alerts for Calendar events are off by default.
Read how Calendar data is usedTHOUGHTFUL 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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