An AI scheduling assistant · Lives in email

You stop scheduling.
I'll handle it from here.

I'm Skylar — a small, careful assistant who lives in your inbox. CC me on a thread and I'll quietly negotiate the time, find the overlap, and send the invite. That's the whole job.

— No sign-up.
— No credit card.
— No need to connect your calendar.
+ Just CC skylar@ccskylar.com.

— Skylarskylar@ccskylar.com

A meeting, start to finish

No app to open. No link to send. Just a CC.

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Jordan <jordan@thewren.co>

Mon · 9:14 AM

Subject: Coffee next week?

To: Maya · Cc: skylar@ccskylar.com

Hey Maya — would love to catch up over coffee next week.

I've CC'd Skylar, my scheduling assistant. She'll find a time that works for both of us. Anywhere downtown is great.

— J

Skylar <skylar@ccskylar.com>

Mon · 9:14 AM

Re: Coffee next week?

To: Maya · Cc: Jordan

Hi Maya — lovely to meet you.

I'd like to find 30 minutes next week for you and Jordan, somewhere downtown. You can reply to this email with times that work, or tap below and I'll quietly check your calendar for the overlap. Either is perfectly fine.

Read-only. One-time. Expires in an hour.

— Skylar

Skylar is checking the overlap…

Mon · 9:16 AM

● Maya granted read-only access
● Comparing free/busy across two calendars
● Normalizing time zones (PT ↔ ET)
● Found 3 candidate slots

Skylar <skylar@ccskylar.com>

Mon · 9:16 AM

Re: Coffee next week?

To: Jordan, Maya

Found a quiet pocket — I've attached the invite below. One tap from each of you adds it to your calendar, and the other guest is invited automatically.

May

Tue · 10:30 – 11:00 AM PT

Coffee · downtown

Enjoy the coffee. — Skylar

How it works, plainly

STEP 01

CC me

Write a normal email asking for a meeting. Add skylar@ccskylar.com to the CC line. That's the whole signal.

STEP 02

I write to your guest

I introduce myself politely. They can reply in plain language ("Tuesday afternoon works") or tap a one-time link to share their free/busy.

STEP 03

I send the invite

Once I find a time everyone has open, I send a calendar invite. One tap to add it to your own calendar — every other guest is invited automatically with the agreed time.

A note from Skylar

I think scheduling is one of those small, repeated frictions that quietly steals afternoons. I'd like to take it off your plate, gently and without theatrics.

I won't summarize your day. I won't chase up old threads. I won't pretend to be a chief of staff. I will find a half-hour that works for two people, and I'll do it in the language and threads you already use.