TimeRail — Track Your Calendar Events On The Timeline

About

TimeRail shows your day as a thin timeline bar at the top of every tab — with your Google Calendar events plotted right on it. No new tab, no dashboard, no clutter.

KEY FEATURES
• A quiet progress bar for your day, from your chosen start hour to your chosen end hour
• Google Calendar events shown as ticks on the bar — hover to see the title and time
• Read-only Google Calendar access — TimeRail never creates, edits, or deletes events
• Auto-refreshes every 5 minutes, or refresh manually from the popup
• Expands on hover, stays out of the way otherwise
• Customizable fill color, time range, and which sites show the bar
• Hide event titles with one toggle if you'd rather see times only

PRIVACY
TimeRail does not collect, transmit, or sell any personal data. Calendar data is fetched
directly from the Google Calendar API using your own OAuth token and cached locally in Chrome
storage for up to 5 minutes — it never leaves your device or goes to any TimeRail server (there
is no TimeRail server). Full privacy policy: [ссылка на вашу privacy-policy].

PERMISSIONS
• identity — sign in with Google via Chrome's built-in OAuth
• storage — cache today's events locally and save your settings
• alarms — refresh calendar data in the background every 5 minutes
• notifications — notify you once if calendar access expires
• access to googleapis.com — talk to the Google Calendar API
• access to all sites — display the timeline bar on pages you visit (you can restrict this to specific domains in settings)