Google Calendar

Google Calendar is Google's web-based service for managing schedules and events.

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Google Calendar is a web-based scheduling service that Google introduced in 2006. Users create events and reminders in a web browser or mobile app, send invitations to other people and share calendars with them.

Alongside Gmail and Google Drive, it is part of Google's productivity tools and is offered with both personal Google accounts and Google Workspace for organizations.

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