Communities announce events in channels — AMAs, game nights, releases, stream schedules — and members constantly ask “when is X?”. The Calendar answers that automatically.
How it works
- On the Calendar page, add your announcement channels (e.g.
#announcements, #events).
- Relayn scans posts in those channels and extracts events it finds: title, date, time, and a link to the original post.
- Extracted events appear on the calendar in the dashboard; past events are automatically marked as outdated.
New posts in registered channels are picked up as they happen — you don’t need to re-scan anything.
The bot knows your schedule
Extracted events become part of what the bot can answer about. When a member asks “when’s the next community call?” in a monitored channel, the bot answers from the calendar and links to the announcement.
Managing events
- Open any event to see its details and the source post.
- If the extraction got something wrong, you can edit or remove the event.
- Removing a channel from the calendar stops future scanning; already-extracted events stay until you delete them.
Write announcements with an explicit date (“Friday, July 10, 18:00 UTC” rather than “next Friday”) — clearer posts extract into cleaner calendar entries, and members get better answers.
