Screenshot to calendar app vs typing events by hand

Short answer: typing an event by hand means switching between the message and your calendar and retyping the title, date, time and place. A screenshot-to-calendar app like Yotei reads the event from your screen, shows you what it found, and adds it after you confirm.

Side by side

Typing by hand Yotei
Steps Open the calendar, create the event, type title, date, time and place, save Press the shortcut, drag a box around the event, check, confirm
Source material Switch between the message and the calendar Select the event where it appears on screen
Error risk Typos, wrong dates, wrong time zone You review the title, date, time and place before anything is added
Edits later Edit in the calendar Edit in Yotei and the calendar entry updates, without duplicates
Works with Any calendar Google Calendar, Outlook and Microsoft 365, iCloud, Fastmail, Zoho, Yahoo, Nextcloud and other apps through calendar files
Cost Your time From EUR 4.99 per month

Where typing by hand is fine

Where an app pays off

What Yotei does and does not do

Is the time saving real?

Yotei's own estimate is about 1.5 hours a month for one person. That is our figure from typical use, not an independent test, so treat it as a rough guide.

Pricing

Plan Monthly Yearly
Individual (1 person) EUR 4.99 EUR 49.99
Team (up to 5) EUR 19.99 EUR 199.99
Team (up to 50) EUR 99.99 EUR 999.99

Prices include VAT where it applies. See pricing for details.

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FAQ

Is a screenshot app faster than typing?

For events with several details, yes: you select, check and confirm instead of typing each field.

Can I still correct mistakes?

Yes. Every event is shown for review before it is added, and you can edit it afterwards.

Does it work with the calendar I already use?

Google Calendar, Outlook, iCloud and most other calendar apps are supported.

How many computers can I use it on?

The individual plan covers up to 2 of your own computers.