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GQueues Chrome extension

GQueues for Google Calendar adds a small task panel to Google Calendar so you can check off GQueues tasks without switching tabs. It's best for people who already use GQueues as their task manager and want their calendar and to-do list in one place. The catch: it only works if you already have a GQueues account.

  • PriceFree
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • completes GQueues tasks directly from the Calendar interface
  • narrow permissions scoped to Gmail/Calendar pages
  • lightweight addition, no separate app window needed
  • keeps GQueues and Google Calendar in sync visually

Cons

  • requires an existing GQueues account and subscription tier to unlock full features
  • only useful if you already use GQueues as your task manager
  • adds a content script to Gmail-related pages, which some users may want to review

Best for

  • GQueues users who live in Google Calendar
  • marking tasks complete without leaving your calendar
  • keeping task due dates visible alongside events
  • teams already using GQueues for shared task lists

Skip it if

  • people without an existing GQueues account
  • anyone wanting a full task manager built into Calendar

Key features

  • one-click task completion from inside Google Calendar
  • surfaces GQueues due dates and reminders on your calendar
  • syncs task status back to your GQueues account
  • works alongside existing GQueues sharing and notes features

What GQueues does

GQueues is a task manager built for Google Workspace users, and this extension bridges it to Google Calendar. Instead of opening a separate GQueues tab to check off a task, you can mark items complete directly from the Calendar view, keeping your schedule and to-do list visually connected.

GQueues free vs paid

GQueues offers a free tier for individual use with core task management, while paid plans add features like team collaboration and additional integrations. The extension itself doesn't add extra cost; it simply extends whichever GQueues plan you already have into Google Calendar.

Is GQueues safe?

The extension's permissions are scoped mainly to Gmail-related pages, where it injects the panel that connects to your GQueues account. It doesn't request broad access to all websites. As with any productivity extension tied to a third-party account, your task data is stored and managed by GQueues, not by Google Calendar itself.

GQueues: FAQs

Is GQueues free?

GQueues offers a free plan for individual task management. Paid plans add team features and extra integrations, and this extension works with any GQueues account tier.

Is the GQueues extension safe to use?

It requests limited permissions scoped to Gmail-related pages to inject its task panel. It doesn't require broad access to every website you visit.

How do I use the GQueues extension?

Install it, sign in with the Google account linked to your GQueues account, then mark tasks complete directly from the panel that appears in Google Calendar.

Do I need a GQueues account to use this extension?

Yes, the extension only works if you already have a GQueues account; it doesn't create tasks or a task manager on its own.

What are GQueues alternatives?

Todoist, Google Tasks, and Any.do are common task managers with different levels of Google Calendar integration.

Can I complete GQueues tasks without opening the GQueues app?

Yes, that's the extension's main purpose: it lets you mark tasks done directly from the Google Calendar interface.

Does the extension sync task changes back to GQueues?

Yes, completing a task in the Calendar panel updates its status in your GQueues account.

Why don't I see any GQueues tasks in Calendar?

Make sure you're signed in with the same Google account tied to your GQueues account and that you have tasks with due dates scheduled.

Does GQueues support shared or team task lists?

Yes, GQueues supports shared queues on its paid plans, and tasks from those queues can also appear through this extension.

Is there a mobile version of GQueues?

GQueues offers apps outside the browser as well, though this specific extension is designed for the Google Calendar web interface.