Move a meeting (no apology email)

Move my [TIME] meeting to [NEW TIME].

This is the lightweight version of rescheduling. For external meetings where you want a draft apology email, see Reschedule a meeting. This entry is for the quick “just move it” case.

What alfred_ does

1. Finds the meeting (by time, attendee, or active context, “that”)
2. Updates the calendar event to the new time
3. Sends an updated invite to attendees automatically (this is built into Google Calendar / Outlook, alfred_ doesn’t write a separate email)
4. Confirms the move

Active context: “that” / “it”

If alfred_ just told you about a meeting, “move that to…” works without naming it.

alfred_: “You have a 3pm with Marc.” you: “Move that to 4pm”

Same after a calendar query: “What’s on my calendar tomorrow?” → list shown → “Push the 9am to 10.”

Time math

alfred_ understands relative shifts:

• “Push the 3pm by an hour” → 4pm
• “Move my 1:1 to next available slot” → finds the next open time
• “Shift everything tomorrow back by 30 min” → bulk shift
• “Move my afternoon to tomorrow” → bulk move

When to use the apology version instead

Switch to Reschedule a meeting when:

• The meeting is with a client or external party
• You’re rescheduling more than once and want to acknowledge it
• The move is awkward (last-minute, after a no-show, etc.)
• You want alfred_ to draft something warmer than a stock invite update

Related

• Reschedule a meeting (with apology)
• What’s on my calendar?
• Add something to my calendar