Ting: AI Calendar Assistant That Learns Your Scheduling Patterns
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Chris Messina
4mo ago· 1 min readenProduct
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Summary
Ting is an AI-powered availability agent that manages calendars through email and text. It learns user patterns and preferences over time to autonomously handle meeting scheduling, booking, rescheduling, pre-call briefs, and no-shows for up to five guests. The system proactively checks in weekly to help align users' calendars with their goals.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledTing gives your schedule a brain, so it can make decisions for you.
It's an AI availability agent that manages your calendar over email and text.
You set your goals and preferences, and Ting learns your patterns every time you CC or message it, building AI intuition over time.
Delegate Ting to plan meetings with up to five guests, handling booking, rescheduling, pre-call briefs, and no-shows.
Each week, Ting proactively checks in to help align your calendar with what you want to achieve.
Ting gives your schedule a brain, so it can make decisions for you. It’s an AI availability agent that manages your calendar over email and text. You set your goals and preferences, and Ting learns your patterns every time you CC or message it, building A
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