Why reservation emails are easy to lose
A restaurant confirmation lands in your inbox days or weeks before the meal, then sinks under newer mail. By Saturday night you're searching "OpenTable" to remember whether the table was at 7:00 or 7:30, and which location of the restaurant you booked. The one thing that would fix this - a calendar event - is the one thing the email doesn't create for you.
Text to Calendar's AI reads the confirmation the way you do: it finds the date and time, the party size, the restaurant name and the full street address, and writes them into a single event so your phone reminds you before you need to leave.
Date, time and party size, parsed correctly
The parser pulls the exact reservation time and keeps the party size in the title, so "Dinner at Bavette's Steakhouse (Party of 4)" shows at a glance. The street address goes into the location field, which means one tap opens directions in Google Maps or Apple Maps from your calendar.
Works with OpenTable, Resy, Yelp and direct bookings
OpenTable, Resy, Tock, Yelp Reservations, or a plain confirmation typed by the restaurant - if a human can read the date and time, the AI can too. Booking dinner and a show on the same night? Paste both confirmations at once and you'll get one event for each, so a reminder fires before the reservation and again before curtain.
Timezones for travel dinners
Reserving a table in another city before you fly out? The event uses the timezone you choose, so a 7:30 PM dinner shows as 7:30 PM in that city - not shifted by your home timezone.
Tips for best results
- Include the whole email rather than a fragment - the confirmation number and address are usually near the bottom.
- Booking dinner and drinks separately? Paste both at once for one event each.
- Want a heads-up to leave on time? Add "set a reminder 45 minutes before" and the AI will build it in.