Let AI manage your calendar and scheduling

TBy Toni, FounderUpdated February 20265 min read

Your calendar runs your life. But managing it — scheduling, rescheduling, prepping for meetings, avoiding double-bookings — takes more time than the meetings themselves. Kodo connects to Google Calendar and handles the logistics so you can focus on showing up prepared.

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The challenge

The problem

Founders spend 30+ minutes per day managing their calendar: checking availability, scheduling calls, preparing for meetings, and handling reschedules. Each context switch between your calendar and actual work costs 15 minutes of focus. Multiply that by 5-10 meetings per day.

The solution

How Kodo solves it

Kodo connects to Google Calendar and becomes your AI scheduling assistant. It delivers your daily agenda to Slack or Telegram, preps you before meetings with relevant context, and can schedule or reschedule appointments on your behalf.

Benefits

What you get

Daily agenda briefings

Every morning, Kodo sends your day's schedule to Slack or Telegram — meetings, prep notes, and time blocks. Start your day knowing exactly what's ahead.

Meeting prep on autopilot

Before each meeting, Kodo pulls relevant context: recent emails with the attendee, past conversation notes, open action items. You walk in prepared.

Schedule via chat

"Kodo, schedule a call with Sarah next Tuesday at 2pm" — done. Kodo checks availability and creates the event.

Conflict detection

Kodo alerts you about scheduling conflicts, back-to-back meetings without breaks, and events that overlap with focus time blocks.

Setup

How it works

1

Connect Google Calendar

Authorize Kodo via Google OAuth. It gets read/write access to your calendar with the permissions you choose.

2

Set your preferences

Configure morning briefing time, meeting prep lead time, focus time blocks, and scheduling rules.

3

Calendar on autopilot

Kodo delivers your daily agenda, preps you for meetings, handles scheduling requests, and keeps your calendar organized.

Examples

Use cases

Morning briefings: Get today's schedule with prep notes delivered to Slack at 8am
Meeting prep: Auto-pull context about attendees and topics before each call
Scheduling: "Schedule a 30-min call with [person] this week" — Kodo finds a slot
Reminders: Get alerts 15 minutes before meetings with key talking points
Time management: Track time spent in meetings vs focus work, weekly report
Comparison

Kodo vs the alternative

FeatureKodoManual / VA
Monthly costFrom $49/mo$500-1,500/mo (executive assistant)
Availability24/7Business hours
Response timeInstant scheduling15-60 minutes
ContextPulls from email, Slack, CRMCalendar only
Multi-calendarAll Google calendarsAssigned calendars
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does Kodo connect to Google Calendar?

Kodo connects via Google OAuth, the same secure authentication used by other calendar apps. You authorize specific permissions — read-only or read/write — and can revoke access anytime.

Can Kodo schedule meetings with external people?

Yes. Kodo can create calendar events and send invitations. For external scheduling, it works well with booking links from Calendly or Cal.com.

Does Kodo work with Outlook/Microsoft 365 calendars?

Currently Kodo integrates directly with Google Calendar. Outlook calendar support through Browser Use is available for monitoring and read access.

Can Kodo access multiple Google calendars?

Yes. Kodo can read from and write to any Google calendar you share with it — personal, work, team calendars, and resource calendars.

Ready to get started?

Set up in 5 minutes. Running by tomorrow morning. From $49/month.

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