Can Jarvis Schedule Meetings Across Both Outlook And Google Calendar?

Yes. Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) connects to Microsoft Outlook (via Microsoft 365) and Google Calendar at the same time, so you can manage two calendars from one floating bar. Press Cmd+/ on macOS or Ctrl+/ on Windows and ask "find a free hour next week and book it on my work calendar." Jarvis reads availability across both accounts, spots a slot that's free in each, and creates the event where you specify. It uses frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google to reason over conflicts, attendee time zones, and your stated preferences. Both connections use OAuth, with tokens encrypted AES-256-GCM at rest under GDPR — and Jarvis never trains on your calendar data. This is genuinely useful if you juggle a personal Gmail calendar and a corporate Outlook one. After a free plan (40 requests/week), it's $16/month.

Jarvis treats your Outlook and Google calendars as one combined view when you ask for free time. It pulls busy blocks from both via their APIs, overlays them, and proposes slots that don't collide with either. If a client suggests "Wednesday afternoon" in an email on your screen, Jarvis checks both calendars, finds the gap, and offers to book it. You decide which calendar holds the event — handy when personal and work commitments need to stay separate but visible to one assistant.

When an Outlook invite arrives, Jarvis can read it on screen and tell you whether it clashes with a Google Calendar commitment before you accept. It surfaces the overlap plainly — "this conflicts with your dentist appointment" — rather than silently double-booking. For meetings spanning time zones, it converts attendee times so a 3pm London call shows correctly against your local schedule. Because Jarvis sees the actual invite, it captures the right organizer, location, and conferencing link instead of guessing.

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