Using Calendar

Check your schedule, find free time, and manage events.

Checking your schedule

Ask about any time range and Chalie gives you a clear list of what’s coming up. By default, queries look at the next seven days:

  • “What do I have today?”
  • “What’s on my calendar this week?”
  • “Show me my schedule for the next two weeks.”
  • “Am I free on Friday morning?”
  • “When is my next dentist appointment?”
  • “When’s my next meeting with the design team?”

Chalie presents your events with times, titles, locations, and any relevant details from the event description.

Creating events

Chalie can add new events to your calendar. Just describe what you need:

  • “Add a dentist appointment on Friday at 9am.”
  • “Create a team lunch next Tuesday from 12pm to 1pm.”
  • “Schedule a one-hour project review for Monday at 3pm.”

You can use natural language for times — Chalie resolves “next Friday at 2pm” or “tomorrow morning” automatically.

Updating events

Chalie can reschedule or change the details of events that already exist on your calendar:

  • “Move my 2pm meeting to 3pm.”
  • “Push my dentist appointment to next Thursday.”
  • “Change the location of Friday’s team lunch to The Anchor pub.”

Chalie confirms the details before making any change. If the event title matches more than one event, Chalie will list the candidates and ask you to confirm which one to update.

Deleting events

Remove events you no longer need:

  • “Cancel my dentist appointment.”
  • “Delete the budget review from next Monday.”
  • “Remove the 4pm call from my calendar.”

As with updates, Chalie confirms before deleting — and asks which event you mean if the name is ambiguous.

Finding free time

Chalie can help you find gaps in your schedule:

  • “When am I free for a 30-minute call this week?”
  • “Do I have any back-to-back meetings tomorrow?”
  • “What’s the longest gap in my schedule on Wednesday?”

Multi-step calendar tasks

Chalie handles connected tasks naturally:

  • “Check if I’m free on Thursday at 3pm, and if so, move my client call to that slot.”
  • “Find a gap tomorrow morning and shift my 1:1 into it.”
  • “Add a follow-up meeting with the team for next Monday at 10am, then show me the full week.”

Chalie checks your availability first and only modifies events when the conditions are met.