Find a meeting time without the back-and-forth.
Tell Tuti who you want to meet and roughly when. It checks your Google Calendar, suggests the times that work, and sends the invites once you approve.
See it work.
“Find 30 minutes with Sam and Priya, after 10.”
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What Tuti does.
Step by step
- Checks your calendar and the free and busy times your guests share with you.
- Suggests two or three times that fit, and says why, like “after your 10:00 and before Priya’s flight”.
- Creates the event, adds a video link if you ask, and sends the invites.
- Moves a meeting when plans change and lets the guests know. Blocks focus time when you ask.
What you see and approve
- The time, the guests and the message, before invites go out or a meeting moves.
- For guests outside your company, the email that proposes the times.
How it works.
Step 1: Connect Google
Sign in with Google once. Tuti can then read and update your calendar.
Step 2: Say who and when
“Thirty minutes with Sam and Priya next week, not before ten.”
Step 3: Pick a time
Tuti shows the best times. Pick one, or ask for other options.
Step 4: Approve the invite
Tuti shows the event and the guest list. Approve it and the invites are sent.
Things you can ask.
Copy one, then type it or say it to Tuti.
Invites wait for your approval.
Tuti shows you the time, the guests and the message before it sends or moves anything. It sees other people’s calendars only as far as they already share them with you.
How Tuti keeps you safeCommon questions.
Which calendars does Tuti work with?
Google Calendar today, through your Google sign-in. Outlook and Microsoft 365 calendars are being set up.
Can it schedule with people outside my company?
Yes. Tuti emails them a few times, reads the reply and sends the invite once they pick one. Each email waits for your approval.
Does it know my preferences?
Tell Tuti once, like “no calls before ten” or “Fridays are for deep work”, and it saves that to Memory and uses it every time it schedules.
