Quick Start
Create an account
Sign up with your Google account to get started.
Connect your calendar
Grant permissions for Malleable to read and create events.
Schedule an event
Type "lunch with Sarah tomorrow at noon" and let AI handle the rest.
Sign up with your Google account to get started.
Grant permissions for Malleable to read and create events.
Type "lunch with Sarah tomorrow at noon" and let AI handle the rest.
Malleable integrates directly with Google Calendar to manage your events. We request permission to view your calendars, view events, and create or modify events.
To connect, go to Settings → Integrations and click "Connect Google Calendar".
Creating events is as simple as typing what you want. Try inputs like "Meeting with John tomorrow at 2pm" or "Dentist appointment Friday 10am-11am".
Malleable understands times, dates, durations, and even recurring patterns like "every Monday at 9am".
Malleable's interface is built around a dark theme with intuitive navigation. The main areas are:
The left sidebar contains quick links to Buckets, Home (calendar), Projects, and Time tracker. Click any to navigate instantly.
The main input field prompts "What needs scheduled?" Type naturally, "Client call tomorrow at 2pm", and AI handles the rest.
Filter your calendar view by clicking bucket chips. See only work events, personal events, or specific project time.
The large clock shows current time, with a countdown to your next event. Always know what's coming up.
Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux) anywhere in the app to open the command palette. It searches pages, tickets, buckets, docs, settings, and tools all at once, and it's an entry point for the agent too.
Start typing and results group by kind: Tools first, then Pages, Tickets, Buckets, Docs, and Settings. Arrow keys move the selection, Enter opens it. With an empty query you get quick tools, top pages, and your most recent tickets.
Type a slash followed by a route to jump directly, e.g. /buckets or /time-tracker.
If nothing matches your query, a final row offers to hand it to the agent instead (“lunch with Sam tomorrow at noon” and similar natural-language prompts).