Published by the company that makes the product.

What it can access

Uses your own Google sign-in (OAuth 2.0); can read and create events on calendars you personally already have access to.

Security note

Same official, Google-hosted, permission-inheriting pattern as the Drive server above. An event title is an easy place for a real name or location to end up by accident, so write calendar entries as if a wider audience will eventually see them.

Before you start

A Claude plan that includes Connectors: Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise have them, the free plan does not, as of our last check. And a Google account signed in on this computer.

How to install

  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Find “Google Calendar”, or click “Add connector” and search for it.
  3. Click Connect. A Google sign-in window opens.
  4. Read the list of permissions Google shows you. Click Allow only if you recognise every item on it.

How to remove it

  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors, find “Google Calendar”, and click Disconnect.
  2. Then go to myaccount.google.com/permissions, find “Claude”, and remove its access there. Disconnecting inside Claude does not revoke it on Google’s side.