Find 45 min this week that works for me and Ben
It doesReads both calendars' free-busy, picks slots inside your working hours, offers you three options.
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Amplify your Google Calendar
Your assistant reads and writes to your Google Calendar from the chat you already use. No jumping into a booking tool, no back-and-forth about slots.
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Find 45 min this week that works for me and Ben.
Thursday 2pm or Friday 10am work for both. Want an invite for one?
Move Thursday's 3pm to Friday morning and re-notify everyone.
Moved to Friday 10:30. Notified the three attendees with a short reason from your Slack thread.
Illustrative. The assistant answers in the same place you already work.
Finds mutual slots
Reads everyone's free-busy for the people you name, picks slots inside your working hours, offers you options.
Reschedules across time zones
Moves an event, updates the description, re-notifies attendees. Handles time-zone maths so you don't have to.
Meeting prep from your other tools
Pulls the last emails or Slack threads with the attendees, drafts an agenda, drops it in the event description.
What you send. What comes back.
Four real prompts you can send on day one, and what your assistant actually does with them.
Block everyone on the ops team Friday afternoon for retro
It doesFinds the ops team from your directory, checks conflicts, drafts the invite, sends it after your OK.
Move Thursday's 3pm to Friday morning and re-notify everyone
It doesFinds the event, picks a working Friday AM slot, moves it, sends an update note to attendees.
Pull the last 3 emails with Acme and summarise for tomorrow's call
It doesReads recent Gmail threads with Acme, writes a short prep note, drops it in tomorrow's event description.
Connect Google Calendar in minutes.
How you connect it
~1 min setup- Open Google Workspace on your dashboard, click Connect.
- Sign in and grant calendar access.
- Send your first message. Your assistant is on.
What it sees. What it never touches.
- Read the events, invitees, and availability on your calendar.
- Create, move, and cancel events when you ask it to.
- Operating under GDPR.
- Reach beyond your calendar. It can't see your Gmail or Drive from this connection alone.
- Keep working after you revoke access in Google. The connection is cut immediately.
Ready to run Google Calendar with an assistant?
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Information vs action
ChatGPT tells you how. Amplify does it.
Writes text
Gets things done
Answers only when asked
Acts on its own, on schedule, in the background
Lives inside a chat box
Works across your inbox, calendar, files and chats
Forgets you next session
Remembers you and your preferences
Outlines the steps
Does the steps
Reads and writes
Reads, listens, builds and sends
Built on infrastructure you already trust
Independently audited
Third-party review of our agent runtime.
Payments by Stripe
Card data never touches our servers.
Verified by Google
Our Google Workspace integration is reviewed and approved.
Operating under GDPR
EU data-protection rules, by default.
Your own private space
Each assistant runs in its own protected bubble, isolated from everyone else.
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.
Same assistant on both. Only the usage room is different.
FREE
$0
Light use with monthly limit — great to try it out.
STANDARD
$9.99/mo
Heavy use and top up any time.
Frequently asked questions
Only the calendar on the Google account you connected. It reads events, invitees, and availability, and it writes events when you ask. Gmail, Drive, and other Google accounts are separate connections.
Gemini works inside the Calendar UI. Amplify works from the chat you're already in and reaches across your tools. Ask it from Slack to find a slot with the design team, add the Figma link from last week's thread, and drop notes in Notion once the meeting's done.
Reading availability and drafting invites are automatic. Anything that sends an invite, moves someone else's meeting, or notifies attendees waits for you to say go.
It won't double-book you or override your working hours. It won't invite people not already on the event without you asking. It can't see calendars that aren't shared with your Google account.
Yes. When it offers slots for a group, it uses each person's time zone from Google Calendar and shows you the option in your own zone.
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