Scheduling, without the back-and-forth.
Ody is the scheduling assistant in your Apple Messages. It reads your real calendar, offers times that actually work, books the slot, and reminds everyone — you just say yes.
Works with the calendar you already keep.
Ody
The problem
Seven texts to book one appointment.
Two calendars, neither current.
And the slot you finally agreed on gets moved anyway.
How it works
Ask once. The time gets booked.
01
Ask for a time
Find 45 minutes with Dave next week.
02
Choose a real opening
You're both free Tuesday at 10:15. Book it?
03
Book it and set the reminder
Yes.
Done. Invite sent. Reminder set for Monday.
Your calendar stays current. The thread stops taking over your day.
What runs through it
The back-and-forth, run for you.
What it handles
One text books the time
Finding a time? Real openings from the calendar you keep.
Booking it? The approved slot becomes the event.
Reminders? Set when the booking is made.
Reschedules? New openings offered and the event moved with your OK.
Group scheduling? Coordinated by message, one thread at a time.
Your existing tools? Kept connected, not replaced.
Ody works with Google Calendar and Calendly.
The math
Your time costs more than this
Scheduling software
Books the slot. Chases nobody
$12/mo
Part-time assistant
Real help. Also real hiring and managing
$1,200/mo
Doing it yourself
Paid in seven-text threads
??
Ody
Found, booked, reminded, moved
$49.99/mo
Frequently asked questions
An AI scheduling assistant checks availability, offers workable times, books the approved slot, and handles reminders or changes. Ody does that work from your Apple Messages.
Ody only uses the calendar access it needs to find and manage your bookings. You can disconnect it at any time.
Clients text or email you as usual. Ody turns the request into a booking proposal that you approve.
Ody checks the calendar for new openings, prepares the reschedule, and updates the event after you approve the change.
Plus is $49.99 a month, Pro is $99.99, and Max is $199.99. Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial.
No. Ody lives in Apple Messages and works with the calendar you already use.