Hi!<p>I recently booked a few flights with points on Chase. Since they were through Chase and not through the airline, Google didn't automatically add them to my calendar. This year, I've also been attended a few weddings with long itineraries and a music festival with a selection of artists I wanted to add to my calendar.<p>These _should_ be trivial to add to a calendar. Instead you end up transcribing a lot of info and double checking your timezones manually. It was easy to find a lot of people who struggled with creating events for a variety of reasons, so I figured this might be worth spending a couple hours to make a tool for this. (here's one example of many: <a href="https://old.reddit.com/r/delta/comments/19fde5h/adding_itinerary_to_google_calendar/" rel="nofollow">https://old.reddit.com/r/delta/comments/19fde5h/adding_itine...</a> )<p>That's why I made invite.sh, a thin GPT wrapper that takes any description of an event as input (flight confirmation emails, wedding itineraries, etc) and outputs calendar invite links for Google, Yahoo, Office365, and Outlook so you can easily add any events to your calendar.<p>The site is live at <a href="https://www.invite.sh/" rel="nofollow">https://www.invite.sh/</a>
It's also open source! I'd appreciate stars: <a href="https://github.com/jrhizor/invite">https://github.com/jrhizor/invite</a><p>It's pretty simple, and yet-another-gpt-wrapper, but I'm hoping the addition of a UI makes it a bit more user friendly than trying to get this output from ChatGPT directly. Please let me know what you think!