Schedule

Schedule lets you set a future date and time when an automation should run, and optionally repeat it at a fixed interval.

Opening Schedule

From the automation row, open the dropdown button next to the automation name and choose Schedule. A panel slides in from the right with three fields.

Fields

Date

The calendar date on which the automation should first run.

• Format: YYYY-MM-DD (example: 2026-06-15)
• The year must start with 20.
• Month must be 01–12, day must be 01–31.

Time

The time of day at which the automation should trigger on the scheduled date.

• Format: HH:mm:ss.sss (example: 09:30:00.000)
• Uses 24-hour clock: 00:00:00.000 is midnight, 23:59:59.999 is the last moment of the day.
• Milliseconds are required — use .000 if you do not need sub-second precision.

Repeat

How often to re-trigger the automation after the initial run.

• Unit: minutes
• Enter a positive whole number (example: 60 to repeat every hour).
• Leave it as 0 to run only once at the scheduled date and time.

Saving and Clearing

• Click Save to apply the schedule. The automation will open its target URL in a new tab at the scheduled time.
• Click Clear to remove the schedule entirely. The automation returns to its normal trigger behavior.

How it works

When you save a schedule the extension registers a Chrome alarm for that automation. At the scheduled date and time Chrome fires the alarm, which opens the automation's target URL in a new tab. If Repeat is set, the alarm continues firing every N minutes until you clear the schedule.

Example

To run a form-filling automation every weekday morning:

1. Set Date to the first day you want it to run, for example 2026-05-05.
2. Set Time to 09:00:00.000.
3. Set Repeat to 1440 (24 hours × 60 minutes) so it triggers again at the same time the next day.
4. Click Save.