Google Calendar
SlackGlad is an AI agent for Slack that works in Google Calendar. Ask @Glad in a thread to find a time for three people, and it reads their calendars, tells you which slot leaves room on either side, and books it once you say yes.
The "does Tuesday work?" thread is on its eleventh reply. Two of the three people have answered, and one of them has since booked Tuesday.
Last updated 16 October 2026
Paste one into a thread and swap in your own names.
@Glad when are Kofi and Ines both free for an hour next week?
@Glad what's on my calendar tomorrow, and which meetings are with customers?
@Glad book 30 minutes with Bram on Friday at 10 to go through the overdue invoices.
@Glad move my 3pm with Quayside Hotels to Thursday, same time.
@Glad who hasn't answered the invite for the Harbourside tasting on the 24th?
@Glad put the Mill Street Roasters install on my calendar for 3 November, 9 to 12.
Glad has 50 Google Calendar actions. These are the main ones, and the full list is below.
"@Glad brief me on my 2 o'clock." Glad finds the meeting in Google Calendar, looks up the company and the open deal in HubSpot, and posts the amount, the stage and the last note above the link to join. Nothing changes, so nothing waits for approval. See Prepare for meetings in Slack.
"@Glad find three slots next week for the Quayside tasting and draft the email to their buyer." Glad checks your free time, writes the three options into a Gmail draft and leaves it for you to send. A draft only you can see runs without a card. See Gmail.
It takes about two minutes, and Glad only sees the channels you invite it to.
Glad uses it for your requests and nobody else's.
When it wants to change something in Google Calendar, you get a card to approve.
Something else? Write to info@iamglad.ai.
Yes. Glad, the AI agent for Slack, connects to your own Google Calendar and lists, finds, creates, moves and cancels events, and finds free time across your team, from any Slack thread.
The Google Calendar app for Slack sends event reminders and invites, lets you join a meeting or answer an invite from the message, and can set your Slack status during meetings. Glad works from a request: it finds a time for several people, books it, and can pull the deal or the doc for that meeting from your other tools.
Yes. Name the people and the length, and Glad checks their free and busy times in your Google Workspace and suggests the slots that work. It books the one you pick after your yes.
Yes. Say the title, the time and who to invite, for example "book 30 minutes with Bram on Friday at 10." Glad shows the event on a card and creates it when you approve.
Yes, for every event it creates, moves or cancels. Reading your day and finding free time don't ask.
Yours. Each person connects their own Google account, so an invite comes from the person who asked. Glad sees other people's free and busy times only as far as your Google Workspace allows.
Yes. Ask for a day or a week, and Glad lists your meetings with the time, the guests and the link to join. Ask for customer meetings only, and it filters by the guests' email domains.
No extra fee. Finding a time and booking it is one task. Starter gives your workspace 250 tasks a month for $49, and the first 50 are free.
Sources for the answers about other apps, checked on 16 October 2026: Slack Help: Google Calendar for Slack
Update HubSpot deals from SlackSay what changed on the call. Glad finds the deal, shows you the change and saves it when you approve.
Prepare for meetings in SlackAsk before the call and get the Google Calendar invite, your last emails with them, the HubSpot deal and what your team said in Slack, in one reply.HubSpotHubSpotFind deals, log notes, move stages and add tasks in HubSpot from a Slack thread.
263 actions
SalesforceSalesforceFind accounts, update opportunities, log notes and run reports in Salesforce from a Slack thread.
224 actions
GmailGmailFind emails, read attachments and draft replies in your own Gmail, from any Slack thread.
62 actions
LinearLinearFile Linear issues from a bug thread, check for duplicates, comment and see what's in the cycle.
48 actions
NotionNotionSearch Notion, answer from your docs, add database rows and write decisions into pages.
57 actions
JiraJiraFile Jira issues from a thread, move them through the board and check what's left in the sprint.
103 actions
GitHubGitHubSee which pull requests wait for review, what shipped since the last release, and file GitHub issues from Slack.
895 actions
Google DriveGoogle DriveFind files, answer from contracts and price lists, add rows to a Sheet and share files in Google Drive.
104 actions
AsanaAsanaTurn a checklist into Asana tasks, find what's overdue, post status updates and close tasks from a thread.
153 actions
Add Glad to Slack and connect Google Calendar. The first 50 tasks are free, and we won't ask for a card.