No timeslot wipe
Google has no “delete this afternoon” control.
Google Calendar · bulk deletion
Google Calendar is built for adding meetings, not clearing a packed morning. GCal Cleaner lets you delete many events in a calendar for a single day - preview first, uncheck what stays, then wipe the rest in one go.
Three steps in your browser. Nothing is deleted until you confirm, and anything you uncheck stays.
Connect
Sign in with Google, then choose the writable calendar you want to clean.
Review
Review the list for your day and slot. Uncheck what to keep, and choose how recurring events should be handled.
Result
Confirm once. Selected events disappear from Google Calendar, and you can see what was kept.
One-click deletes are fine for a stray reminder. They fall apart when the day is full.
Google has no “delete this afternoon” control.
Clear a blocked morning or conference day in one confirm.
This day, following, or the whole series - you choose.
Guests are not emailed when you clean up calendars.
One previewed pass: pick what stays, set recurrence, and clear the rest without guest email.
Preview the slot as a checklist; uncheck anything that must stay.
This day, following, or the whole series - set before you confirm.
Guests are not emailed; no cancellation mail from this pass.
Your browser talks to Google; nothing is stored on a GCal Cleaner server.
Yes. GCal Cleaner lists the events that fall in a chosen day and timeslot so you can bulk delete many Google Calendar events in one confirm step. Uncheck anything you want to keep first.
Yes. Pick a full day, morning, afternoon, evening, or a custom from/to time. Only events that overlap that slot are selected for bulk deletion. All-day events are included only when you choose the full day.
Yes. You can remove repeating events for this day only, this day and following occurrences, or the entire series.
No. GCal Cleaner deletes with sendUpdates=none, so Google Calendar does not email guests about
the removals.
No. GCal Cleaner is a frontend-only app. Your browser talks to Google. Access tokens stay in this browser’s local storage. There is no GCal Cleaner backend holding your events.
If you can edit it (owner or writer), yes. Calendars you can only view stay listed but cannot be cleaned. GCal Cleaner works on one writable calendar at a time.
Yes, for a secondary calendar you own - not your primary Google Calendar. Choose it in the app and type its name to confirm. If Google can’t remove a very full calendar in one step, the app clears its events first, then deletes the calendar.
The app is free to use today. A paid plan may be added later. Connecting Google is still required because deletions go through your account. If it helps, you can support the project via Monobank.
Pick a day, preview, then bulk delete what you don’t need.