Connect your calendar

When a conversation ends with "let's get time on the calendar," Fluent's calendar agent picks it up and drafts the invite — you approve, it sends. Connecting your calendar takes about a minute.

Google Calendar

In Fluent, open Settings → Integrations.
Tap Google Calendar and sign in — it's one OAuth consent screen.
Done. Fluent can now draft events and follow-ups when conversations produce them.

Apple Calendar

In Fluent, open Settings → Integrations.
Tap Apple Calendar and grant the native iOS calendar permission.
Events land in your Apple Calendar through EventKit — no account, no OAuth.

You can connect both. Fluent routes to whichever calendar the commitment belongs on.

What actually happens

Fluent listens for commitments — "let's do Thursday," "I'll send the deck Friday" — and drafts calendar events or follow-ups for your approval. Nothing sends without you. What you agreed to at lunch is still there at 6pm.

Does Fluent create calendar events automatically?

It drafts them. When someone says 'let's set up time Thursday,' Fluent prepares the invite and asks before anything is sent. You approve; it sends.

Google or Apple Calendar — which should I use?

Whichever you live in. Google Calendar connects with one OAuth tap. Apple Calendar uses native iOS permission — no Google account needed.

Can Fluent see my whole calendar?

Connection is scoped to creating and reading events for the follow-ups it drafts. It isn't reading your calendar for anything else.