Smart Planner: AI Calendar

Turn One Sentence Into a Plan Smart Planner needs access to Calendar and Reminders to turn your natural-language input into actionable plans. With permission, you can create events, tasks, and recurring reminders in one sentence, then keep them in sync with Apple Calendar and Reminders. Why Do We Need Permission? Calendar access lets Smart Planner: - View and create calendar events - Detect scheduling conflicts and suggest better times - Sync your plans with Apple Calendar Reminders access lets Smart Planner: - Create, edit, and complete tasks - Show unscheduled and overdue tasks - Sync with Apple Reminders You can change or revoke these permissions anytime in iOS Settings. You Stay in Control - Smart Planner accesses Calendar and Reminders only to provide the features you use. - Your calendar and reminder data is managed through iOS and any Apple sync services you enable. - Only text you intentionally submit for AI parsing is sent to the AI service. - You always see a preview before anything is created. - You choose which calendar or reminder list receives each item. What Can Smart Planner Do? Plan in natural language “Meeting tomorrow at 3 PM. Remind me 30 minutes before.” “Finish the report by next Friday, high priority.” “Remind me to work out every Monday at 7 PM.” Smart Planner identifies events, tasks, dates, times, recurrence, and priority, then lets you review everything before saving. A smarter calendar See your day in a timeline, manage unscheduled and overdue tasks, and review daily summaries. When plans conflict, Smart Planner can suggest a nearby available time. Seamless Apple sync Your updates stay available in: - Apple Calendar - Apple Reminders - Devices signed in to your Apple Account Smart Planner Is For You If You Want To - Spend less time filling out forms - Plan work and life with one sentence - Avoid missing meetings, tasks, and reminders - Keep using Apple Calendar and Reminders without moving your data Get Started Allow Calendar and Reminders access, then write your first sentence. Terms of Use for This Application: • Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/