Know what’s on, in one line
Ask for today’s appointments, tomorrow’s or any day’s, with times and places.
Google Calendar has no direct connection to WhatsApp. The simplest way is Ugo, an AI assistant with its own WhatsApp number: sign in with your Google account on the Ugo portal, choose your calendars, and from then on you ask it in the chat what appointments you have and have it create new events, once you confirm.
You open your calendar dozens of times a day, often on your phone and in a hurry: to check where you need to be, to answer a client asking when you’re free, to note down a meeting you’ve just arranged. Each time it’s an app to open, days to scroll through and fields to fill in.
By connecting Google Calendar to WhatsApp with Ugo, those same things become a message: “what have I got on Thursday?”, “put Smith in for Monday at 10”. Ugo answers in one line and, before adding anything to your calendar, shows you the event and waits for your “Confirm”.
It takes a few minutes. You do the first two steps only once, then you connect as many apps as you like.
Sign up at app.ciaougo.com with your email and password and enter your company name.
In Settings → WhatsApp, generate a code and send it in a chat to Ugo’s number: from then on Ugo recognises your number.
On the Ugo portal, open Skills and switch on Google Calendar.
Choose your Google account and allow Ugo to read your calendar and create events.
Pick which calendars Ugo can read (work, family, team) and which one it should add new appointments to.
Send “What have I got on tomorrow?” in your chat with Ugo: if it replies with your appointments, the connection works.
Ask for today’s appointments, tomorrow’s or any day’s, with times and places.
Ask when you’re free this week before replying to a client who wants to meet.
Say who, when and where: Ugo prepares the event and adds it once you confirm, from a voice note too.
With scheduled tasks, Ugo sends you the day’s appointments at the time you choose, without you having to ask.
What have I got on Thursday afternoon?
On Thursday afternoon you’ve got: • 14:30 Visit to Taylor Engineering, Leeds • 17:00 Call with Harper Associates You’re free between 15:30 and 17:00.
Put Patel in for Thursday at 16:00, at their offices
I’ll create “Meeting with Patel” on Thursday from 16:00 to 17:00, at Patel & Co. Shall I go ahead?
Ugo isn’t the only option. Here are the most common alternatives, and when they make sense.
They can send a WhatsApp message when an event is about to start, but you need the WhatsApp Business API and a few hours of set-up, and you can’t ask your calendar questions.
Google Calendar alerts you with notifications and emails, but only for events already in your diary, and outside WhatsApp.
Online appointment tools send confirmations to clients, but they’re for the people booking, not for you to manage your own diary.
Google and WhatsApp don’t offer a direct connection. Ugo costs €50 a month per person (or €550 a year), excl. VAT, with Google Calendar and every other app included.
Yes. It works with personal Gmail accounts and with Google Workspace business accounts, as long as your administrator doesn’t block access for third-party apps.
No. It shows you the event’s title, day, time and place, and only creates it after you tap “Confirm”.
Yes, at any time from the Skills page on the portal. You can also revoke access from the security settings of your Google account.
Create your account, link your number and switch on Google Calendar from the portal. Every app is included in the subscription.