EducationScheduling & Booking3MediumTeacher$ implied
Teachers waste significant time manually deleting old Google Calendar events one-by-one when transitioning between school terms, as bulk-deletion options are limited or risk disrupting shared calendar permissions.
Google Calendar lacks a built-in way to bulk-delete events within a specific date range while preserving shared permissions and settings.
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Opp. Score
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Severity
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Willingness to Pay
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Added
Jul 12, 2026
Workarounds Described
- Deleting events one-by-one
- Wiping the entire calendar which ruins shared permissions
Implied Software Gaps
- A bulk-delete tool that filters by date range without affecting shared permissions
- A calendar cleanup utility that selectively removes past term events while keeping recurring meeting structures intact
App Concept
TermCleaner for Google Calendar
TermCleaner is a lightweight web tool that lets educators bulk-delete Google Calendar events within precise date ranges in a few clicks. It preserves shared permissions, calendar settings, and recurring event rules, eliminating the tedious one-by-one deletion process. Designed specifically for teachers and academic staff, it makes year-end calendar cleanup fast and error-free.
Key Features
- Bulk-delete events by selecting exact date ranges
- Preserves shared calendar permissions and settings
- Handles recurring events intelligently (deletes only instances within range)
- Undo protection with a recycle bin before permanent deletion
- Preview mode to review events before deletion
Target Users: Teachers, teaching assistants, and academic administrators in K-12 and higher education who manage term-specific Google Calendars
Revenue Model: Freemium: free for up to 3 calendar cleanups per year, then $19/year for unlimited cleanups and priority support
Existing Solutions Mentioned
Google Calendar
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