Absolute dates
"May 14 at 6pm", "5/14 6:00 PM", "the 14th of May" - all the same event.
Text to calendar
Paste anything with a date. Sense does the rest.
Drop a copied note, a transcribed voicemail, an itinerary, or a list you typed into Sense chat. AI reads it and adds the events to your family calendar.
How it works
Copy, paste, done.
Step 01
Copy the text
From wherever - browser, notes app, voicemail transcript, anywhere you can select text.
Step 02
Paste into Sense chat
No special command, no "/event" prefix. Just paste.
Step 03
Sense proposes events
Review what was found, edit anything, save the ones you want. Multiple events in one paste? All of them get extracted.
Date formats
The dates Sense understands.
Relative dates
"Tomorrow", "next Thursday", "the Friday after Memorial Day", "in two weeks". Resolved from your timezone and today.
Recurring patterns
"Every Wednesday at 4 for 8 weeks", "the first Monday of each month" - creates the right repeating event.
Date ranges
"Monday through Friday next week, all-day camp" - one repeating event, not five separate ones.
International formats
DD/MM, MM/DD, ISO, written out, or shorthand - Sense uses context to interpret correctly.
Multiple events per paste
Paste a whole list - 10 dates, 20 dates - Sense files each as its own event.
Where text lives
Text that lives in awkward places.
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Transcribed voicemails
"Dr. Patel's office calling to confirm Marcus's appointment for Tuesday at 3:15." Paste the transcript.
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Notes from another app
Soccer team details you typed in Apple Notes during the coach's meeting.
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Webpage text
Select-and-copy from a library calendar or museum page where the URL doesn't behave.
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Quick typed lists
"Tuesday 6am garbage, Thursday 8pm parent meeting, Saturday haircut 11am." Type, paste, done.
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Travel itineraries
The full body of a travel agent's email - flights, check-ins, dinners. Paste once, get every event.
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School handouts you typed up
Took photos of a handout and dictated them into Notes. Paste into Sense and skip the manual typing.
FAQ
Common questions.
Does the text have to be in a specific format?
No. Sense reads natural language. Type "Asher's birthday party Saturday at 2pm at Liberty Park" and Sense extracts the date, time, title, and location.
Can I paste a whole email body instead of forwarding the email?
Yes - though forwarding is usually faster because Sense handles attachments and quoted threads automatically. Pasting is great for text you copied out of one app that you can't forward.
What about multiple events in one paste?
Paste a list of dates - a copied workout plan or trip itinerary - and Sense extracts each one as its own event. No limit on the number per paste.
Does it handle dates in other formats - DD/MM, ISO, etc.?
Yes. 5/14, 14/5, 14 May, May 14th, 2026-05-14, "the 14th" - Sense uses surrounding context to interpret correctly.
Type how you talk. Sense follows along.
Sense is free to download. Premium is free for 5 days, no card required.