We are still stuck in 2014-era when it comes to scheduling SkipUp gathers context from your emails, checks availability across your calendars and follows up to get meetings booked! Skip is an email-native scheduling agent and unlocks: - Automatic follow ups - Real time booking - Automatic agenda creation - No forms - Multi-attendee meeting coordination - Doesn't cost >$300 per month to start - Claw/API support Just CC skip@skipup.co or visit Skipup.ai to connect G-suite and Outlook!

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We built SkipUp because scheduling is still weirdly broken. Scheduling is also core infrastructure for companies to communicate. Bad scheduling = bad operational effectiveness. From a UX experience perspective, calendar links push work onto the other person, and the moment you add time zones, preferences, or multiple attendees, it falls apart. SkipUp is an email-native scheduling agent. Just CC skip@skipup.co and it runs the thread end-to-end: proposes times, follows up, handles reschedules, and books the meeting. It works with Google and Outlook but we're also open to building others if people ask :) We’re starting with people who live in coordination hell or doing 20+ meetings per week: e.g. founders, chiefs of staff, sales, CS, recruiting, agencies, VCs etc. If you try it, i’d love feedback on: - where it got stuck - what rules/preferences you wish it understood - what would make you never send a scheduling link again We are a team of 2-3. Super lean, raised a tiny pre-seed and haven't spent much of it yet. Honestly, pretty crazy what you can build in 2-3 months these days...

@yeopleekorea glad you like it! :)

This is amazing!

So glad I don't have to deal with slot suggestions and follow ups anymore!

@justus_mulli I know right!? It's hard to imagine going back to the old way (and even worse, putting prospects through the receiving end of calendar links...)