Your Home Depot schedule, in Google Calendar.
Titan is a free browser extension that reads your shifts from Workforce Tools (WFT) and adds them to Google Calendar. One click, and no typing them in.
Add to ChromeFree. No account to create. Works in Chrome. Also on Edge and Firefox. Safari is coming.
Stays out of your way until you need it.
Opens beside your schedule
Titan is a side panel, not a popup or a new tab, so you stay on the Workforce Tools page.
Shows where your sync stands
Your sync status is always in view. No switching tabs to check.
Works on any WFT page
Schedule, timecards, wherever you are.
How it works.
From install to a synced calendar in four steps.
- 1
Install Titan
Add Titan to Chrome. There is no account to create.
- 2
Sign in to Google once
Google asks you to let Titan use your calendar. Titan never sees your Google password.
- 3
Open Workforce Tools
Go to wft.homedepot.com. Titan reads the shifts on the page you are signed in to. There is nothing to set up.
- 4
Click "Sync Schedule"
In the side panelYour shifts appear in your "Home Depot Work Schedule" calendar. Titan only adds or removes what changed, so you never get duplicates.
Built for the way associates actually work.
Auto-detection
Titan reads your schedule the moment you open WFT. Nothing to download or export.
Smart sync
Only shifts that changed are added, updated or removed. No duplicates and no stale shifts.
Your own work calendar
Shifts go into a separate "Home Depot Work Schedule" calendar, or one you pick, so they never mix with personal events.
Store address on every shift
Each event carries the store's name and address, so maps and directions just work.
Panel theme
System, light or dark. Titan can match your browser or stay the way you set it.
Auto-open
Have Titan open whenever you visit WFT, or keep it tucked away until you want it.
Always know where your sync stands.
You get 7 syncs a day, at least 5 minutes apart. Titan shows how many you have left, and the count resets at midnight.
Your schedule stays on your device.
The sync runs in your own browser. Titan does not send your Home Depot password or your full schedule to the developer.
Workforce Tools
Titan reads your shifts from the page you are signed in to.
Google Calendar
Titan adds, updates and removes shifts in your calendar.
Titan's store lookup
Gets a store number only, to turn it into an address. To find your store, Titan downloads its store list and searches it on your device.
Questions, answered.
- How do I check my Home Depot schedule without the Workforce Tools app?
- Open Workforce Tools on a computer, then let Titan add your shifts to Google Calendar. After that you can check your Home Depot schedule in your calendar without signing in to Workforce Tools each time.
- Can I add my Home Depot schedule to Apple Calendar?
- Yes. Titan puts your shifts in Google Calendar, and Apple Calendar can show a Google Calendar once you add your Google account to it.
- What is Home Depot WFT?
- WFT is Workforce Tools, the system Home Depot associates use to see their shift schedule. Titan takes the schedule shown there and adds it to Google Calendar.
- How does Titan handle Home Depot schedule sync?
- Titan reads your schedule while you are signed in to Workforce Tools, then updates Google Calendar with only what changed. One click, and no duplicate events.
- Can I sync my Home Depot schedule to Google Calendar more than once per day?
- Yes, up to 7 times a day with 5 minutes between syncs. If your schedule changes, sync again and your calendar catches up.
- Is Titan affiliated with Home Depot or Google?
- No. Titan is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Home Depot or Google.
Check your Home Depot Workforce Tools schedule faster.
Most associates open Workforce Tools every week just to see when they work. With your Home Depot schedule in Google Calendar, your shifts sit next to everything else in your life, with reminders, on every device you own.
I built Titan while I was a Home Depot associate, working toward my M.S. in Software Engineering at WGU, with a B.S. in Computer Science from CSU Northridge. Between school, work, and everything else, the last thing I wanted to do was manually copy my schedule out of Workforce Tools every week just to know when I worked. So I built Titan.
What started as a personal script turned into a full extension because basically every HD associate has the same problem. I used it every shift I worked, and I keep improving it for the associates who still do. If your schedule lives in Workforce Tools, Titan will save you time every single week. Takes about 60 seconds to set up.
Your shifts belong in your calendar.
Free. Private. About 60 seconds to install.