Genuinely life-changing for people who forget to eat lunch, but the free tier is too limited to judge it properly.
AI calendar assistant that auto-schedules tasks, habits, focus blocks, and breaks around your existing meetings. Learns your patterns to defend deep work time, enforce lunch breaks, and reschedule flexibly when conflicts appear. Built for busy managers, ADHD minds, and anyone whose calendar is a warzone.
Genuinely life-changing for people who forget to eat lunch, but the free tier is too limited to judge it properly.
Free tier for basic scheduling. Starter at $8/mo, Pro at $12/mo, Business at $18/mo.
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