Calendar copilot

Calendar autopilot for overbooked teams

Hand your week to an assistant that learns how you actually work — then defends the hours that matter.

Find 20 minutes with the heads of design, data, and support

I can reschedule this meeting.

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Movable conflicts · 3 attendees
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Theo's avatar — Ben Khatry on Pexels Theo // Lark Thu 1:00pm
Imani's avatar — Thanh Xuan Nguyen Ly on Pexels Imani // Lark Thu 1:00pm
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Let's get scheduling…

Nothing changes until you confirm it

From zero to booked in seconds

Tell Sundial what you need. Type the request into the chat, or click straight on the calendar to handle an event yourself.

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Team no-meet
Rae OOO
9am
Weekly kick
XFN sync
Ivan / Kacy
Project check
10am
Design crit
Hiring loop
Customer mktg
Deep work
11am
Metrics review
Sprint planning
1-1 with Odile
12pm
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
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1pm
Interview
Exec leadership
Coffee w/ Nia
Retro

What's really happening behind the calendar

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?”

Scheduling engine

“Done. Here are three trade-offs.”

Allie // Ana · 11–11:45am Executive leadership 1-1 with Dario · 12pm Coffee with Olivia · 1pm Metrics review with Ana Mikaela // Kacy · 3–3:30pm Kacy // Emily · 3:30–4pm
Book a 30-min meeting with the VPs of sales, marketing, and product The CEO too But, like, today

Schedule the impossible

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.

Create “prep time” for today's pitch

I can schedule this hold

Today 10:30am Tue 12pm Tue 3pm More ⌄
Prep time
Flexible Today, 10:30am
Prep time Customer pitch Lunch Matt M. and Cass Kat // Emily Kat // Britt Hold Matt // Bo weekly

Find time where there is none

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.

Schedule the 15-minute one-on-ones with Raph, Junjun, Cecily and Matt

I can schedule these events

Raph // Junjun
Flexible Today, 12:00pm
Cecily // Matt
Flexible Today, 12:30pm

Book, move, or cancel a dozen events at once

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.

Schedule my to-do list this week:
  • Submit expenses (20 min)
  • Order event swag (30 min)
  • Write performance reviews (1 hr)
Review monthly reports
Prep slides
Write performance reviews
Submit expenses
Flexible Today, 4:00pm

Never lose a to-do

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.

Marisol Vega at her desk in a bright office — Mizuno K on Pexels
"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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FAQ

How is Sundial different from a scheduling link?
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