OysterPal is a calendar you talk to like a friend. Email it your plans — "dinner with Sam, Friday 7pm" — and it remembers, reminds, and replies on the same thread. No app. No login. No syntax to learn.
Send an email. OysterPal keeps it safe like a pearl in a shell. The rest happens on its own.
Send a note to plans@oysterpal.app like you'd text a friend. "Dentist Tuesday 3pm." "Lunch with Priya next Friday."
OysterPal reads it, picks out the date, time, and details, and saves the event. You get a reply confirming what it heard.
Reminders arrive on the same email thread, day-of. Need to change plans? Just reply. Cancel, move, push, swap — natural language only.
Built for the people who already live in their inbox.
If you have email, you have OysterPal. Works on any phone, any laptop, any client. Forever.
"Push my Friday dinner to 8." "Cancel Thursday." OysterPal figures out which event you mean.
Double-booked? OysterPal flags it before you send the second email out. You decide what wins.
Nudges land on the original email thread. No new notifications, no inbox sprawl.
OysterPal only sees emails you send to it. The rest of your inbox is none of its business.
Recurring events, weekly digests, calendar sync — coming after the beta. Tell us what you need.
You don't open an app. You email a friend named OysterPal. It remembers everything you tell it and nudges you on the day. Google Calendar wants you in its UI; OysterPal stays out of your way.
OysterPal only reads emails you send to its address. Nothing else in your inbox is touched. We don't sell data, we don't train models on your plans.
Same-day overlaps get flagged automatically. Reminders fire the morning of an event, on the original email thread, so context stays together.
We're rolling out invites through the spring. Drop your email below and we'll send you one when there's a slot.
Free during beta. Long-term we're aiming for under $5/month for personal use — the kind of thing you'd pay for an extra streaming service and forget about.
Not at launch. Google Calendar sync is on the roadmap right after MVP — it's the most-asked-for feature already.
We're sending invites in waves. Early users help shape what OysterPal becomes — and you'll never have to pay for the version we ship at the end.