Meeting Template for Google Calendar

Tracking since May 29, 2026.

Changelog

• Jun 10, 2026
  description

  Save your meeting and event templates once and drop them into the Description of any new Google Calendar event — automatically, or with one click.
  
  Keep multiple named templates in tabs — standup, 1:1, sprint review — and switch between them instantly.
  
  The popup is a small Markdown editor (bold, headings, lists, links, tables, checklists) that auto-saves as you type with two switches:
  
  - Auto-insert — drops the template into every new event with an empty
    Description. Never clobbers content you typed.
  - Overwrite — makes manual Insert replace the Description instead of
    appending.
  
  No accounts, no network requests, no analytics. Your templates live in your browser and sync across the Chromes you're signed into.

  Save your meeting and event templates once and drop them into the Description of any new Google Calendar event — automatically, or with one click.
  
  Keep multiple named templates in tabs — standup, 1:1, sprint review — and switch between them instantly.
  
  The popup is a small Markdown editor (bold, headings, lists, links, tables, checklists) that auto-saves as you type with two switches:
  
  - Auto-insert — Appends the template into every new event with an empty
    Description. 
  - Overwrite — Makes the Insert behavior replace the Description instead of
    appending.
  
  No accounts, no network requests, no analytics. Your templates live in your browser and syncs across the Chromes you're signed into.

• Jun 4, 2026
  description

  Write a meeting template once. The next event you create in Google Calendar
    gets it dropped into the Description automatically. Or click Insert to drop it
     in on demand.
  
    The popup is a small Markdown editor with toolbar buttons for bold, italic,
    underline, headings, lists, and links. It auto-saves as you type. Tables,
    blockquotes, code blocks, task lists, and horizontal rules also work via
    Markdown syntax (>, ```, - [ ], ---).
  
    Two switches:
  
    - Auto-insert — drops the template into every new event with an empty
    Description. Never clobbers content you typed.
    - Overwrite — makes manual Insert replace the Description instead of
    appending.
  
    While the popup is open, edits to your template flow into the open event's
    Description in real time — but only while it still matches what you put there.
     The moment you start typing in Calendar, live sync steps back for that event.
  
    Works on both the quick-event modal and the full-page event editor.
  
    No accounts, no network requests, no analytics. The template lives in
    chrome.storage.sync — your settings follow you across Chromes you're signed
    into, but nothing leaves your browser. Open source.

  Save your meeting and event templates once and drop them into the Description of any new Google Calendar event — automatically, or with one click.
  
  Keep multiple named templates in tabs — standup, 1:1, sprint review — and switch between them instantly.
  
  The popup is a small Markdown editor (bold, headings, lists, links, tables, checklists) that auto-saves as you type with two switches:
  
  - Auto-insert — drops the template into every new event with an empty
    Description. Never clobbers content you typed.
  - Overwrite — makes manual Insert replace the Description instead of
    appending.
  
  No accounts, no network requests, no analytics. Your templates live in your browser and sync across the Chromes you're signed into.

• Jun 4, 2026
  short_description

  Define a Markdown agenda once. Auto-insert it into every new Google Calendar event Description, or insert on demand.

  Save meeting templates and auto-insert them into new Google Calendar events — keep several named templates, or insert on demand.

Permissions & access

Permissions

storagescripting

Host access

*://calendar.google.com/*

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