Your calendar is chaos.
CalWizz reads it before you do.
A small green wizard sits between you and your Google Calendar, quietly turning back-to-back-to-back into a schedule you'd actually choose. No spreadsheets. No dashboards to babysit. Just the truth about where your week went.
Free to divine. No card required to see your first reading.
You're not the only one drowning
"I'm in meetings all day"
Back-to-back blocks, no time to think, no idea where the week went. Just endless meeting fatigue.
"I can't find focus time"
Every gap gets filled. Deep work never happens. Projects pile up while your calendar fills with syncs.
"My calendar controls me"
Meetings get scheduled by other people. No visibility into patterns. Can't fix what you can't see.
Six things the wizard handles, quietly
No dashboards to babysit and nothing to configure — these run automatically in the background, and you'll notice the difference by Thursday.
Focus Time, Conjured
CalWizz finds the gaps worth protecting and holds them before someone else's meeting does.
Lunch, Warded
A standing ward against back-to-back meetings that quietly eat your midday break.
The Schedule, Scried
A daily reading of where your hours actually went — by person, by project, by kind of meeting.
The Week, Foretold
A Friday dispatch that reads the omens in next week's calendar before it's too late to change them.
The Ledger, Bound
Every reading, exportable as CSV or a proper illuminated PDF report, for the record.
The Noise, Banished
Birthdays, flights, and other non-meetings are spotted and swept out of your analytics automatically.
Three steps, and the wizard takes it from there
Open the calendar to CalWizz
One Google sign-in. CalWizz reads your events to build your dashboard, and — only if you turn on Lunch Protection or Focus Time — creates small holds on your calendar to protect that time. It never touches your existing meetings.
It reads, right there in your browser
Your dashboard and exports compute client-side, on your machine, not on our servers. We do keep a cached copy of your raw calendar data so we're not re-fetching from Google on every visit — disconnect anytime and it's cleared.
You get a schedule worth keeping
Protected focus time, a guarded lunch, and a weekly reading that tells you the truth before Monday does.
Built for people who live in their calendar
"I'm in meetings all day and can't get real work done."
- See exactly how many hours go to meetings vs. focus time
- Spot the worst days to reclaim first
- Find your best focus blocks and protect them
"I spend all my time in 1:1s and syncs, no time to think strategically."
- Track time with direct reports vs. cross-functional work
- See where collaboration time actually goes, by org
- Weekly trends show whether meeting load is climbing
"My calendar controls me, not the other way around."
- High-level schedule health scores at a glance
- PDF reports for reflection and coaching conversations
- Patterns surfaced across weeks and months, not just days
"I need to track client time but hate timesheets."
- Time broken down by client domain, automatically
- Exportable data for billing and invoicing
- See at a glance which clients consume the most time
"Video calls are exhausting and I can't find uninterrupted time."
- Track video-meeting frequency and load
- Find your genuinely open focus windows
- Balance synchronous time against async work
Simple, honest pricing
Free
Everything you need to see the shape of your week.
- Google Calendar integration
- Schedule health dashboard
- Core time analytics
- Multi-calendar support
- Date range filtering
- Works on any device
Basic
$20/year — save 17%. 14-day free trial, no card required.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- 5 advanced analytics charts
- Focus block analysis
- 12-week trend tracking
- Attendee & organization breakdowns
- Advanced filters
- CSV & PDF exports
- Meeting exclusions
- Priority support
Every plan's dashboard and exports compute in your browser, not on our servers.
Questions you might have
"I stopped finding out my calendar was overloaded by living it. Now I find out on Friday, from a cartoon wizard, which is somehow better."
— an actual CalWizz user, paraphrased slightly