Deadline Dog finds dates and deadlines on any webpage — great for AI conference pages — and adds them to your calendar in two clicks.
Made for the pages you actually read: conference "important dates" tables, CFPs, and rolling-review calendars.
Labels every date — abstract, paper submission, rebuttal, notification, camera-ready, registration — and groups them by venue.
"11:59 PM Anywhere on Earth" becomes the exact instant in your calendar. UTC offsets, US/EU zones, and JST handled too.
One click opens a prefilled Google Calendar event, or download .ics files for Apple Calendar, Outlook, and everything else.
Track a deadline and the toolbar shows days remaining — turning orange, then red as it approaches. Built-in 1-week reminders.
Reads dates written in English, Japanese (2026年5月15日), and Spanish (15 de mayo de 2026). Interface localized in all three.
Stays silent on search results, mail, and social feeds. Only speaks up when a page clearly lists real deadlines.
Open any conference site — NeurIPS, ICML, ACL, CVPR, AAAI… The dog appears only when real deadlines are found.
Every deadline is labeled with a confidence score. Edit titles, dates, times, and time zones before saving.
Send events to Google Calendar or download .ics files with reminders. Tracked deadlines count down on the toolbar badge.
Rather build it yourself? It's open source (MIT) — clone the repository and load it into Chrome as an unpacked extension. About a minute's work.
git clone https://github.com/AIDeadlineDog/AIDeadlineDog.git cd AIDeadlineDog
dist/.
npm install npm run build
chrome://extensions, turn on
Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and select the
dist/ folder.
Works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers (Edge, Brave, Vivaldi). Everything runs locally — no keys, no accounts, no build-time services.