Schedule the meeting by just asking
When an email needs a meeting, you do not open your calendar and start typing. You tell alfred_, and it drafts the whole event, attendee, time, video link, and all, for you to confirm.
Yes. When an email turns into "let's find time," tell alfred_ what you need, like "set up 30 minutes with them next week." It drafts a complete calendar event: the attendee, a sensible time, a Google Meet or Teams link, and a check against your calendar for conflicts. You confirm, and it is booked. Works with Google Calendar and Outlook.
You describe it, alfred_ builds it
No form, no tabbing to your calendar, no hunting for the Meet link. You say what you want in plain language, and alfred_ assembles the whole event and shows it to you. You confirm before anything is created, and it flags a conflict before you book one.
Illustration. alfred_ drafts the event; you confirm it before it is created.
How it works
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An email turns into "let's find time"
You are reading a thread and it needs a call. No need to switch over to your calendar.
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Tell alfred_ what you need
In plain language: "Set up 30 minutes with Lisa next Tuesday afternoon." No form to fill in.
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alfred_ drafts the whole event
Attendee, a sensible time, a Google Meet or Teams link, and a check against your calendar for conflicts.
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Confirm, and it is booked
Review the card, tweak anything, then alfred_ creates the event and sends the invite. Nothing books without your say-so.
Who it is for
Founders and operators
The call that moves a deal gets booked in the time it takes to say it, not a five-email thread.
Consultants and agency owners
Turn a client "can we talk this week?" into a booked, video-linked meeting without leaving the conversation.
Anyone who books from their inbox
Stop tabbing to the calendar, finding a slot, typing the title, and pasting a Meet link. Just ask.
Faster than the calendar, friendlier than a booking link
Good to know
- alfred_ drafts the event and shows it to you. Nothing is created or sent without your confirmation.
- It checks the time against your calendar and flags conflicts before you book.
- A Google Meet or Teams link is added automatically, based on your provider. You can turn it off.
- Works with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar.
- You can set the meeting to recur and add attendees, a location, and a description right on the card.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I schedule a meeting just by asking alfred_?
Yes. Tell alfred_ what you need in plain language, like "30 minutes with Lisa next Tuesday afternoon," and it drafts a complete calendar event for you to confirm. You do not fill in a form.
Does it add a video link?
Yes. alfred_ adds a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams link automatically, based on your connected calendar provider. You can toggle it off if the meeting is in person.
Does it check for conflicts before booking?
Yes. alfred_ checks the proposed time against your calendar and flags any overlap on the event card before you confirm, so you do not double-book by accident.
Which calendars does it work with?
Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, connected through secure OAuth.
Does the invite go to the other people?
Yes. When you confirm, alfred_ creates the event and sends the calendar invite to the attendees you included.
Do I confirm before anything is created?
Always. alfred_ drafts the event and shows it to you first. You can change the title, time, attendees, location, or video link before it is created. Nothing books without your confirmation.
Can it set up recurring meetings?
Yes. You can make the event repeat (daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, or annually) right on the card before you confirm.
Say it, confirm it, it's booked
Tell alfred_ the meeting you need and it builds the whole event, video link and conflict check included. From $24.99/month.