Grey out the hours you're not working.
A tiny Chrome extension that visually dims off-hours and weekends on Google Calendar's grid -- so your day reads at a glance, without ever blocking a click.
Everything it does
Custom periods
Mark morning, afternoon, evening -- or your own custom time ranges -- as dimmed.
Weekend rules
Dim weekends entirely, treat them like weekdays, or leave them untouched.
Theme-matched color
Reads your Calendar theme automatically so dimming looks right in light or dark mode.
Solid or striped
Pick a flat wash or a diagonal hatch pattern, with adjustable stripe thickness.
Updates live
Change a setting and it applies instantly to any open Calendar tab. No reload.
Purely visual
Never blocks clicks or event creation. It only changes how the grid looks.
Pricing
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no card required. Install the extension and log in with your email to start it -- subscribe or buy lifetime from inside the popup whenever you're ready.
Monthly
€1.99 /month
- All dimming features
- Custom color & stripe pattern
- Custom periods & weekend rules
- 7-day free trial included
Lifetime
€14.99 one-time
- All dimming features
- Custom color & stripe pattern
- Custom periods & weekend rules
- 7-day free trial included
FAQ
Does this read my calendar events?
No. It only changes how the Calendar page looks in your browser. The only thing that leaves your device is your login email (for the trial/subscription) and a periodic check of whether your plan is still active -- never calendar content.
Why do I need to log in with my email?
So your 7-day trial and subscription can follow you, and so support/refund requests can be tied to an account. No password -- we email you a one-time code each time you need to sign in.
What happens after the trial?
The extension stops dimming until you subscribe or buy the lifetime plan. Nothing is deleted -- your settings are saved and come back the moment you're on a paid plan.
Can I cancel the monthly plan anytime?
Yes, anytime -- you keep access until the end of the paid period.
Is this affiliated with Google?
No. This is an independent, unofficial extension for Google Calendar and isn't made or endorsed by Google.