By making it easy to get what you’re holding in your head into your phone. You don’t have to remember it: snap the flyer, share the group chat or say the dentist call, and it’s in your calendar.

One step, not a conversation. Calyn understands your particulars, like who your partner is and what stays private at work, so it can get it into your calendar in one go.

It learns when you correct it (coming soon). You choose what it keeps: save a learning or forget it.

Yes: photos, screenshots, text, links and voice notes, shared from any app. Calyn never reads your inbox; you share the email you want.

1. Take a photo of the flyer, or a screenshot of the newsletter.
2. Add it in Calyn.
3. Want only one event? Add “just the book fair”.

1. Screenshot the chat, or select the email’s text.
2. Tap Share, then Calyn.

Type or say it: “Dentist Tuesday at 3, remind me the night before.”

After each add, Calyn checks two hours either side of the new event. A clash shows on the event’s card.

On iPhone, ask Calyn’s search: “an hour for coffee next week”.

1. In Settings, add your Partner’s Email.
2. When you add, turn on the partner switch. They get an invite.

Invites work with Google Calendar and Outlook, not Apple Calendar.

1. In Settings, add your Work Email.
2. Turn on “Generic title on work invites”.

Colleagues see you’re busy, not why. Your own calendar keeps the real title.

That’s Google’s permission for adding events. Calyn uses it to:

• add the events you approve
• check new events for clashes
• change or delete events it added, when you ask

Only the events two hours either side of a new one: their titles, times and places go to its AI (OpenAI) for the clash check. No notes or guests. OpenAI doesn’t train on it. Privacy policy

No. Calyn only changes events it added, and can’t see your Gmail, contacts or Drive.

Your photos, text and events aren’t kept. We keep an anonymous phone ID and usage counts.

• Disconnect: Settings → your calendar → Disconnect.
• Delete your data: here’s how.

• iPhone: Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook
• Android: Google Calendar, Outlook

Yes. No account needed.

• Reminders, as well as events
• Voice on Android
• Remembering who “Mom” is and what “the evening” means to you, on your phone