Integrations
Google Calendar + duokim
Connect Google Calendar to duokim: your week at a glance, with an alert when two things overlap. Only with your permission.
In testing Reviewed on 10 November 2026
What you'll be able to do
- See your week in duokim, with your email and tasks.
- Get an alert when two things overlap.
- Create the appointments Kim suggests, with your confirmation.
What it doesn't do
- It doesn't delete anything.
- It doesn't create any appointment without your yes.
How to connect it
In three steps
- Connect your Gmail account. The calendar is tied to it.
- Accept the calendar permission. Once it's out of testing.
- Done. You can disconnect it whenever you want.
Permissions and data
What it reads and what it writes
| What it reads | The calendar events of the account you connect. |
| What it writes | Only the appointments you confirm. |
| Where it's stored | In duokim's main service, in the European Union. Sub-processors |
| How to revoke it | From Settings › Integrations in duokim, or from your Google account permissions. |
Kim and Google Calendar
What Kim will suggest
- Schedule an appointment from an email.
- Alert you to a clash and suggest another time.
Kim suggests; you decide. Nothing goes out without your yes.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Google Calendar
Can Kim send or delete things on its own?
No. Kim suggests and you confirm. It doesn't delete anything.
Can I connect it yet?
It's in testing with the beta testers. When it's available, you'll see it on this page.
Do I need Gmail?
Yes: Google Calendar connects through your Gmail account.
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