Turn this message into a Calendar event
Open a Gmail, Slack, Lark, LinkedIn, iMessage, or chat thread with meeting details.
“Turn this message into a Calendar event. Confirm title, time, guests, and description first.”
Use blolp on Mac to turn meeting details from messages into Calendar drafts, then prepare from the docs and context already open in front of you.
Open a Calendar invite, a message with meeting details, or your notes for the upcoming call.
Hold Fn, or pull blolp out from the notch.
Open the Calendar invite, the message with meeting details, or your notes. Hold Fn or pull blolp from the notch.
Turn a message with meeting details into a Calendar event draft, then review the title, time, guests, and description before creating it.
Use the Calendar event, attendee threads, visible notes, and related docs to ask for background and questions before you join.
Open a Gmail, Slack, Lark, LinkedIn, iMessage, or chat thread with meeting details.
“Turn this message into a Calendar event. Confirm title, time, guests, and description first.”
Before a meeting, with Calendar connected or meeting details open or pasted.
“Prep me for my next meeting. What's the background, what should I ask?”
Meeting note tools capture the call. blolp helps before the meeting starts, then turns meeting details from messages into Calendar drafts you approve.
blolp is designed for screen-context work: it can help from the page, app, selection, or thread in front of you, while keeping irreversible actions behind review.
blolp explains what it can see and gives guidance before anything touches your apps, files, accounts, or code.
Clicks, posts, sends, comments, commands, file edits, and Calendar changes wait for your explicit OK.
When context is limited, blolp says what it inspected, what it could not inspect, and what source you can open next.
You decide what is open, selected, pasted, or connected. Sensitive workflows stay draft-only until reviewed.
Yes. Point blolp at the Calendar invite, open docs, visible notes, or pasted thread. blolp returns the context, attendees, prior commitments, and the three questions you should ask first. The brief sits beside the meeting window, so you walk in with the actual background loaded.
Yes. Open the message with the meeting details. blolp drafts the title, time zone, guests, agenda, and description. You review and click create. It works in Gmail, Slack, Lark, iMessage, and any chat app with visible text.
No. blolp drafts the event first. Creating, editing, or moving Calendar items waits for your approval. The draft shows what would be created so you can edit before committing.
No. blolp reads visible Calendar details, your notes, transcripts you share, and pasted context. It does not join calls and does not listen in. For recovering prior commitments from the same customer, see memory.
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and Fastmail in the native macOS apps you already use. blolp reads the open invite and drafts back into the same app. There is no separate integration setup.
blolp reads what is on screen when you ask. Nothing leaves your Mac without your approval. Calendar drafts stay local until you confirm. See privacy for the full picture.
blolp sits beside anything on your screen, answers questions, and handles tasks across your apps, and it always asks first.
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