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Email & calendar

Google Calendar

Ody books jobs, moves appointments, and keeps your week straight so nothing double-books.

What you can ask

Move Thursday’s walkthrough to Friday at 10.

Book Patterson for Tuesday afternoon.

What is on my calendar tomorrow?

Block Friday morning for paperwork.

Find a 90-minute slot next week.

Move the crew meeting after the first job.

How it runs

Move a client visit

Text Ody that Thursday’s walkthrough must move to Friday at 10 a.m. Ody checks Google Calendar for conflicts, finds the existing event, and prepares the new time and attendee update. You see the proposed change and client note in Messages. Ody updates the event only after you approve both. The old time stays visible for comparison.

Book around real work

Ask for a 90-minute consultation next Tuesday afternoon. Ody checks your Google Calendar, keeps travel and existing jobs in view, and offers the available time that fits. It prepares the event title, client, location, and invite. You confirm the details in Messages before the booking is added. No client receives an unapproved invitation.

Protect paperwork time

Tell Ody to reserve Friday morning for invoices and renewals. Ody checks for events already on Google Calendar, identifies any conflict, and prepares a private block from 8 a.m. to noon. The proposed block comes back to Messages with the affected events. Approve it, change the hours, or leave the calendar untouched.

See how a whole week comes together on the use cases page.

How Google Calendar works with your other apps

Ody carries the details between the tools you already use. You stay in Apple Messages and approve every client-facing action.

GoogleCalendarGmailCalendlyGoogleSheetsOdy

Questions about Google Calendar + Ody

Ody can check availability, prepare new events, move appointments, and block working time. It shows you the proposed calendar change in Apple Messages before making it.

Ask Ody in Apple Messages. Ody sends a secure connection link, and you can disconnect the app at any time.

Ody checks the connected calendar before proposing a time and flags a conflict instead of overwriting it. You approve the final slot.

Ody plans cost $49.99, $99.99, or $199.99 a month, with a 3-day trial (card required) and a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Works well with

Get it out of your head

Text Ody what is piling up. The invoices, emails, and reminders get handled from there.