RECIPES · CALENDAR
Turn on Do Not Disturb during meetings
Your calendar already knows when you're in a meeting. Rulomi reads it on the phone and keeps the phone quiet for exactly that long.
How do I turn on Do Not Disturb automatically during calendar meetings on Android?
Rulomi turns on Do Not Disturb when a busy event in your calendar starts and puts it back when it ends. Event details stay on the phone. To set it up, install Rulomi from Google Play, type the sentence below, check the routine it shows you, and enable it.
When a meeting starts turn on do not disturb and put it back when it endsRulomi's on-device parser understands this as written, so it works with the AI planner switched off.
What Rulomi builds
- WHEN
- A busy event in your calendar starts. You tick which calendars count on the review screen
- THEN
- Turn on Do Not Disturb, priority interruptions only
- AFTER
- When the event ends, Do Not Disturb goes back to what it was.
You see this on the review screen before you enable it, and nothing runs until you do.
Access it asks for
- Calendar, so Rulomi can see when events start and end. Titles are compared on the phone and never stored or sent.
- Do Not Disturb access, which Android also requires for the ringer and the ring and notification volumes.
Rulomi asks for access per routine, when a routine needs it, not all at once when you install.
Variations
When an event called "Standup" starts turn on do not disturb and put it back when it endsOnly events with “Standup” in the title.
When a meeting starts set the ringer to vibrate and put it back when it endsVibrate instead of Do Not Disturb.
Good to know
- It counts events that show you as busy, and leaves out all-day events.
- Event titles are compared on the phone and let go. Nothing about an event is stored, backed up or sent, and Activity says only that an event started.
- On Android 15 and later, Rulomi's Do Not Disturb is a rule of its own that can't override yours or another app's.