AI CALENDAR PLANNER · PRIVATE BETA
Tell Find Time what your week needs in one sentence. It reads your calendar, finds the time that’s really free, and books focus blocks, meetings and goals around what’s already there.
EXAMPLEPick a request and watch Find Time plan it on a sample week.
HOW IT WORKS
It’s the only thing Find Time needs. Email, Slack and your task list are optional — each stays off until you switch it on.
One sentence, the way you’d brief an assistant: “Three German sessions, and time to finish the launch brief.” No typing out your schedule first.
Focus time, goals and meetings go into time that’s actually free — never on top of an existing event. When something moves, ask again and it replans.
CONNECTORS
Your calendar is required. Everything else is optional and off until you switch it on — Find Time can’t reach a tool you leave off.
Google · Outlook
Reads your events and free time. Writes the blocks and meetings it plans.
Gmail · Outlook
Spots emails that ask for a meeting. Sends the invite or confirmation from your address.
Channels · DMs · threads
Spots requests for your time. Tells people when a meeting moves.
Linear · Asana · Todoist
Reads your deadlines, so focus time lands before things are due.
Zoom · Google Meet · Teams
Adds the call link and books the follow-ups a meeting needs.
Notion · Google Docs
Attaches the agenda and prep notes to the event.
Google Drive · Dropbox · OneDrive
Attaches the right file to the invite.
Any site you point it at
Checks venues and travel times for plans outside the office.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Find Time works inside the tools you already use. Your events, emails and messages stay where they are — they are never copied out, not even to Find Time.
Your events, emails and messages stay where they already are. Find Time reads them in place.
Find Time’s servers never receive your data, so there is no copy of it on our side.
What Find Time plans is written to your own calendar and shown to you. Nowhere else.
EARLY ACCESS
Find Time is in private beta. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when a spot opens — one message, no spam.