Calendar copilot
Hand your week to an assistant that learns how you actually work — then defends the hours that matter.
I can reschedule this meeting.
Tue, 11:15am
Noor // Bay
Wed 9:15am
Theo // Lark
Thu 1:00pm
Imani // Lark
Thu 1:00pm
Nothing changes until you confirm it
Tell Sundial what you need. Type the request into the chat, or click straight on the calendar to handle an event yourself.
Sundial reads your request in plain language, then hands the intent to a scheduling engine that weighs thousands of calendar permutations against your team's stated preferences. Because the arithmetic runs in the background, you get more workable options — and you get them before you've finished reading the first one.
“Can you move all of my 1:1s to later this week?”
“Done. Here are three trade-offs.”
Getting a busy or oversized group into one room is usually a manual, hour-long negotiation.
Sundial reads across every attendee's calendar at once and rearranges what can move. It also learns the habits and stated preferences of whole teams, so the slot it proposes is the one people will actually keep.
I can schedule this hold
Urgent, last-minute meetings don't have to blow up everyone's afternoon. Sundial knows which blocks are movable and proposes reshuffles that open real time in your day — well beyond the gaps you can see on the grid.
I can schedule these events
Because it works as an assistant rather than a form, Sundial can clear a whole afternoon, reschedule every meeting that collides with an out-of-office, or set up eleven one-on-ones — all from a single request.
Hand over your task list and Sundial turns each item into a flexible hold. As the week shifts around you, those holds shuffle themselves — so nothing quietly falls off the end of Friday.

"We trialled six scheduling tools this year and Sundial is the one that stuck. It hands our team leads back about 3.4 hours a week, and nobody has to think about it."
Marisol VegaVP of Operations, Tidewell
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