Every calendar.
One tide.
Work, personal, family — every calendar flows into one timeline. See your complete schedule in one place across Gmail and Outlook.
Calendar Chaos
Your work uses Outlook. Your spouse shares a Google calendar. Your kid's school uses another Google account. You've got events scattered across 4 different calendars - and you've double-booked yourself again.
One Unified Calendar View
InflowMail syncs all your calendars from Google and Microsoft, showing everything in one view. See conflicts before they happen.
January 20, 2026
Meetings Found in Your Email. Automatically.
Client sends you a meeting invite in plain text? InflowMail reads the email and surfaces a card: "Meeting detected — Add to calendar?" No copy-pasting dates and times.
Hi, let's connect Thursday Feb 27th at 2pm PST to discuss the project timeline. Does that work?
Never Forget to Follow Up
Waiting to hear back from a client? Set a follow-up reminder. If they haven't replied by then, we'll nudge you. No more losing track of open threads.
Calendar Features
Multi-Calendar View
See all your Google and Microsoft calendars overlaid in one view
Conflict Detection
Instant alerts when events overlap across any calendar
Color Coding
Each calendar gets its own color for easy visual identification
Smart Reminders
Unified notifications for all calendar events
Day/Week/Month Views
Switch between views to see your schedule your way
Two-Way Sync
Changes sync back to the original calendar
Your Team Is Everywhere. Your Calendar Knows It.
Working with clients in London, teammates in LA, and a developer in Bangalore? InflowMail shows event times in everyone's timezone so you never schedule a 3am call by accident.
Timezone detection is automatic based on your contacts' locations.
Syncs With
Events Hiding in Your Email? We Find Them.
Not every meeting comes as a calendar invite. Clients say "let's meet Tuesday at 3pm" in a regular email. Vendors send deadline reminders in plain text. InflowMail's AI scans your emails for dates, times, and event-like language — surfacing them as actionable cards you can add to any calendar with one click.