How Google Calendar handles travel time today
A calendar event can contain a physical location and help you understand where you need to be. You can also add separate travel blocks to protect your availability.
Google Calendar travel time
Heldrey uses the locations and travel settings you configure, then protects the time you need to get to and from matching in-person meetings. Heldrey creates its own travel blocks. It does not turn on Google Calendar’s built-in travel-time feature.
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A calendar event can contain a physical location and help you understand where you need to be. You can also add separate travel blocks to protect your availability.
Creating and maintaining those blocks is repetitive. When the meeting moves, the travel time needs to move with it.
The Heldrey rule
Heldrey works on top of Google Calendar. The rule lives in Heldrey; the result happens in the calendar you already use.
See how Google Calendar's built-in travel-time workflow works →
In-person meetings
Your calendar. Your rules.
Travel blocks stay connected to the meeting. Heldrey reevaluates them as relevant event details change instead of leaving disconnected holds behind.
Control before and after automation
Preview where travel blocks will appear around upcoming in-person meetings.
Trace each calendar change back to the rule that caused it.
Reverse supported actions without manually rebuilding the event.
When a safe result requires judgment, Heldrey asks instead of guessing.
Google Calendar automation
Heldrey keeps your Google Calendar behaving the way you want — whether you configure it yourself or let your AI assistant do it for you.