SayWhen
One phrase — and it's on your calendar. No forms, no fields.
New in version 2.1.0
• More natural phrases: tonight, day after tomorrow, everyday, each tuesday, annually, every weekday, every other week, every morning/evening, quarter past six
• Monthly ordinals: "every second sunday of the month"
• Duration shorthand: 2h, 45m, 2h45m — with or without "for"
• Fixed: tapping the created event opens it in your calendar app
• Monthly ordinals: "every second sunday of the month"
• Duration shorthand: 2h, 45m, 2h45m — with or without "for"
• Fixed: tapping the created event opens it in your calendar app
No forms, no fields. Just say when.
Type an event the way you'd say it, in English or Russian:
• Gym every tuesday and friday at 9
• Movie tomorrow at 11 for an hour and a half
• Dentist june 3 at 12:30
SayWhen parses the phrase as you type — date, time, duration, recurrence — shows a live preview of what it understood, and writes the event straight to the calendar you chose. Tap the home-screen widget, type, done.
Private by construction:
• No account of its own, no server, no analytics, no identifiers
• No network access at all — the app doesn't even declare the INTERNET permission
• Two permissions total: read your calendar list, write the event you asked for
Events go to your calendar — nowhere else. If your calendar belongs to a synced account, its own sync engine uploads the event, exactly as with any other calendar app.
Type an event the way you'd say it, in English or Russian:
• Gym every tuesday and friday at 9
• Movie tomorrow at 11 for an hour and a half
• Dentist june 3 at 12:30
SayWhen parses the phrase as you type — date, time, duration, recurrence — shows a live preview of what it understood, and writes the event straight to the calendar you chose. Tap the home-screen widget, type, done.
Private by construction:
• No account of its own, no server, no analytics, no identifiers
• No network access at all — the app doesn't even declare the INTERNET permission
• Two permissions total: read your calendar list, write the event you asked for
Events go to your calendar — nowhere else. If your calendar belongs to a synced account, its own sync engine uploads the event, exactly as with any other calendar app.
- Author: dmi3dmi3
- License: GNU General Public License v3.0 only
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