YoteiTry Yotei in your browser
Pick a sample, drag a box over the event, check what Yotei read, and add it to your calendar. It takes about 10 seconds and nothing leaves this page.
Get it for free Windows and Mac. No card needed. Have the event as text? Make a calendar file from it.
- 1 Select the event
- 2 Check what it read
- 3 Add it to your calendar
Drag a box over the part of the screen that has the event. On a phone, drag with your finger.
Sample content: the names, dates and places are made up for this demo.
What Yotei read will show up here
Only the area you select is read. Everything else on the screen stays untouched, as in the real app.
Reading...
No event found in that area
Try again and include the date and the time in your box.
Check what Yotei read
Time zone: (taken from your browser)
Add it to your calendar
The .ics file opens in Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar and most others.
Now do it on your own screen
Yotei does this for anything on your screen, in any program. Windows and Mac. Free to try, no card needed.
What this demo shows, and what the real app adds
This page uses sample messages and a small built-in reader, so you can feel the flow without installing anything. It runs entirely in your browser: nothing you do here is uploaded, and the .ics file is made on your own device.
- In the real app, you press a shortcut and drag a box over any part of your screen, in any program: a chat, an email, a PDF, a web page.
- An AI service reads only that area, after you agree to it, and Yotei shows you what it read so you can correct it before anything is saved.
- Confirmed events go straight into Google Calendar, Outlook or iCloud, and the screenshot is deleted when you confirm or within 48 hours.
Read more about adding events to Google Calendar, Outlook, privacy or how Yotei compares with other apps.