Create an event by defining each field.

Move an event from one calendar to another calendar.

Finds events in your calendar. Returns up to 25 matching events.

Get comprehensive list of calendars accessible to the user with their properties and access levels. Returns up to 250 matching calendars.

Finds or creates events.

Runs a GET or HEAD HTTP request and returns the response along with metadata like latency from the selected location.

Runs a traceroute network command and returns the network path and metadata like latency from the selected location to the provided target.

Create an event from a piece of text. Google parses the text for date, time, and description info.

Updates an event. Only filled fields are updated.

Finds busy time periods in your calendar for a specific timeframe.

Retrieve calendar properties including timezone, access permissions, default settings, and metadata.

Runs a DNS resolve network command and returns the result including metadata like latency from the selected location and DNS resolver.

Runs a ping network command to check if the target is online and return the latency from the selected location to the provided target.