URLflows Next Up

What you get

• A big countdown to your next Google Calendar event, plus smaller timers for up to five events after it
• Three alerts — Get ready, Soon and Starting — at 30, 10 and 1 minute by default, each with its own colour and sound
• A Join meeting button that picks up the Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Webex link from the event
• A day agenda beside the timer, with a line at the current time — great for a time-blocking calendar
• Timer-only mode, full screen, or its own small window to keep beside your work
• Drag the header into any order, resize the timer card, and choose from more than 30 themes
• A separate window for each Google account, so work and personal calendars can sit side by side

How to get started

1. Click Download for a personal account above — or Download for a work account if your calendar is on a Google Workspace work or school account.
2. Move the file somewhere it can stay, such as your Documents folder, and double-click it to open it in Chrome. Bookmark it so it's one click away.
3. Click Start setup and follow three steps: add a small read-only script to your Google account, connect with your personal key, and pick your calendars. It takes about 5 minutes, once.
4. Want to look around first? Click Try a demo first to see it with sample events.

Updating: download the new version and replace the old file in the same place, with the same name — your settings stay.

Browser support: Next Up is a single HTML file, so there's no Chrome Web Store listing and nothing to install. Open it in Chrome or a Chromium-based browser (Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Vivaldi). Browsers that block third-party cookies, such as Brave and Safari, need the script's Who has access set to Anyone — the setup explains why that's safe.