Delete the calendar back-and-forth.
ScheduleTime exists to delete the calendar back-and-forth — an autonomous scheduler that lives in your inbox, proposes slots grounded in your real calendar, and locks the one your counterparty picks.
How it works
Three moves. Zero link-sharing.
Link-sharing schedulers ask your counterparty to leave the conversation. ScheduleTime treats the conversation as the place where a meeting gets made.
01
Agent lives in inbox, Slack, and SMS
Connect your channels once. ScheduleTime reads the meeting requests where they already land — no forwarding, no new tab, no link to send.
02
Proposals grounded in your real calendar
Live availability, hard constraints, your counterparty’s window. ScheduleTime replies in line with three concrete options — never a slot you already gave away.
03
One-click confirm closes the loop
Your counterparty picks a time the way they would have anyway. ScheduleTime writes the calendar event, sends the confirmation, and moves on. You get a calendar entry. They get a calendar entry.
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