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AI daily planning assistant.
Your day, handled.

Kai briefs you on your day, blocks time for your tasks when you ask, and catches clashes the moment you book. Pick a moment.

  1. A brief of your day, every morning.

    • Today's meetings, what's urgent, what to do first
    • On Kai's desk and in your inbox, at the hour you pick
    • Set it up once, in plain words
  2. Every calendar you have, in one view.

    • Google Calendar and Outlook accounts together
    • Each calendar in its own colour, on or off in one click
    • Kai checks every calendar you switch on
  3. Clashes caught the moment you book.

    • Book a block over a meeting and Kai flags it
    • A clash comes with a fix, and keeping both stays an option
    • Nothing with attendees moves until you confirm
  4. Focus time that stays on your calendar.

    • Turn on Focus guard once, in the chat
    • Kai blocks your target hours in open time
    • Squeezed out by a meeting, the block comes back
  5. A recap of your day, every evening.

    • What got done and what's still open
    • What tomorrow starts with
    • A workflow you set up once, with a notification when it lands

Kai finds a time with anyone on your team.
Tell me who. I'll find when.

  • Your calendars and their free time, checked together
  • Three free times to pick from
  • The invite goes out when you confirm
Works with

Calendar is just the start.

Kai works across your whole day. Here's everything else it handles.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

An AI daily planner like Kai connects to your calendars (Google Calendar, Outlook) and keeps your tasks in one list, ranked by importance, deadline and how long each one takes, so the next task is on top. Ask Kai to block time for a task and it books a session into an open window, after checking every calendar you've switched on. A morning brief lists today's meetings, what's urgent and what to tackle first. When things change, ask Kai to rework the rest of the day.

Yes. Kai integrates natively with Google Calendar and Outlook for real-time availability. It sees your events and your tasks, so when you ask it to book time for a task, it finds free time around your meetings.

Regular task managers show you a list and leave you to figure out when to do everything. Kai ranks the list so the next task is on top, reads your calendar, schedules a task into real free time when you ask, and can keep your focus blocks with an opt-in workflow. When a meeting overruns or a deadline shifts, ask Kai to move things: it finds the open time and checks with you before it moves anything with attendees.

A meeting runs long, an urgent email arrives, a task takes longer than expected. Ask Kai to rework the rest of the day: it finds the open time, moves what you ask it to, and asks you to confirm anything that involves other people. Set up an evening recap and Kai also tells you what got done, what's still open, and what's lined up for tomorrow.

Through two workflows you turn on. With Focus guard, Kai keeps focus blocks on your calendar in open slots and re-places them when a meeting lands on top. Focus defense checks a few times a day for invites booked over a focus block, then brings you a fix: the next open slot for the block, or a polite decline draft for the invite. Kai asks before it moves anything that isn't one of its own focus blocks.

Calendly and similar tools surface your availability so other people can book slots. Kai goes further: it unifies your calendars, checks all of them before it books anything, schedules a task into real free time when you ask, and can keep your focus blocks with an opt-in workflow, then helps you adjust when the day changes. It’s the difference between a booking page and an assistant that keeps your day realistic.

Yes. Many of the professionals we interviewed described daily planning as their biggest source of overwhelm, one consultant’s weekly planning took three hours and required a mind map to manage 55 active projects. Kai turns planning into a short review: one list ranked so the next task is on top, a morning brief of what’s urgent and what to tackle first, and time blocked for a task whenever you ask. You spend your energy doing the work rather than figuring out what to do next.

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