📅 Google Calendar integration

Run your calendar
by just saying what you need.

Mochi connects to Google Calendar through OpenClaw. Schedule, reschedule, block, and brief — in plain English. No clicking around a grid. Your time is managed for you.

💬 What you can ask

Calendar as conversation.

You say
"What does my week look like? Any conflicts?"
Mochi does
"Tuesday is heavy — 4 meetings back to back with no gaps. Wednesday is wide open. Thursday has two overlapping invites at 3pm — want me to decline one?"
You say
"Find a 30-minute slot next week to catch up with James and send him a calendar invite."
Mochi does
Checks your calendar, finds a mutual gap (if you've shared availability), creates the event, and sends James an invite with a short description.
You say
"Block every morning until 10am next week for deep work. Mark it as busy."
Mochi does
Creates recurring blocks across Monday–Friday mornings, marked as busy so meeting requests don't slip in.
You say
"Brief me on tomorrow's meetings."
Mochi does
"You've got three: 9am with the product team (last time: sprint planning, Q3 roadmap discussed), 12pm client call (new business), 3pm 1:1 with Sarah. Want prep notes for any of them?"

⚙️ What the integration covers

Full calendar control.

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Read and summarise

View your schedule for any day, week, or range. Get a briefing on what's coming.

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Create events

Add events with attendees, locations, descriptions — by just saying what you need.

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Send invites

Mochi emails invites to attendees. They get a proper Google Calendar invite.

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Reschedule

Move, cancel, or update events. Attendees get automatic notifications.

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Decline for you

Tell Mochi which invites to decline and it handles the reply professionally.

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Morning briefings

Mochi sends your daily agenda every morning — before your first meeting.

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Your time, managed.

Join the waitlist. Connect Calendar to Mochi and spend your time on work, not on managing your schedule.

No credit card. No contracts.

Also works with: Gmail Slack Outlook All integrations