Everything you need to know about Plutem.
Quick answers about creating Plutes, calendars, sharing, the app, the browser widget, and getting help.
Using Plutem
What is Plutem?+
Plutem turns everyday event information into calendar-ready plans. Add the information you already have, let Plutem organize it, review the result, then add it to your calendar or share it with someone else.
What can I give Plutem?+
You can currently create a Plute from typed or pasted text, images, screenshots, flyers, invitations, voice input, and supported files. Additional input types will continue to be added as Plutem develops.
Can Plutem create more than one event at a time?+
Yes. When the information contains multiple events, Plutem can separate them into individual Plutes so they can be reviewed, edited, added to calendars, and shared together.
Can I edit what Plutem creates?+
Yes. Event titles, dates, times, locations, and notes can be reviewed and edited before you use or share them.
Calendars
Which calendars can I use with Plutem?+
Plutem currently supports Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, and Apple Calendar.
Does Plutem replace my calendar?+
No. Plutem is the bridge between the information you receive and the calendar you already use. Your calendar remains your calendar.
Can I add multiple events to Apple Calendar?+
Yes. Multi-event Plutes can be selected and downloaded together for Apple Calendar.
Plutem App & Widget
Is there a Plutem app?+
The Plutem mobile app is part of the launch plan and is currently being developed.
What is the Plutem Widget?+
The Plutem Widget is planned as a browser tool that lets you create a Plute directly from the page you are viewing without interrupting what you are doing.
Which browsers will support the Plutem Widget?+
The current launch plan includes Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari.
Account, Cost & Help
Is Plutem free?+
Plutem is planned to remain free for users in V1. Additional optional features may be introduced later.
What should I do if Plutem gets an event wrong?+
Review the event before adding or sharing it and use Edit to correct anything that needs attention. Improving interpretation accuracy is an ongoing part of Plutem development.
How do I report a problem or send feedback?+
Use the Contact page to send questions, feedback, bug reports, ideas, or partnership inquiries to the Plutem team.
Still have a question?
Send it directly to the Plutem team.
