Sked is an AI‑driven scheduling platform that consolidates Google, Outlook, and Apple calendars into a single view and automatically generates a weekly plan optimized for both fixed commitments and flexible tasks.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Students and professionals often juggle classes, work shifts, appointments, and personal tasks using separate calendars, leading to fragmented schedules and frequent manual reshuffling when priorities change.
Solution
Sked provides an AI-driven scheduling platform that consolidates all calendar sources—Google, Outlook, Apple—into a single view and automatically generates a unified weekly plan. Users input their fixed commitments and priorities, and the system computes the optimal order for flexible tasks, indicating the next action to take. When a class time shifts, a shift is added, or a deadline changes, Sked replans the entire week in under a second, preserving study blocks and other protected time. The resulting schedule is presented as a standard calendar, allowing users to see and accept the AI’s recommendations without additional configuration. Shared links enable others to find meeting times that respect the user’s existing schedule, eliminating back‑and‑forth coordination.
Target Audience
Sked is aimed at students, part‑time workers, and busy professionals who need to coordinate academic, employment, and personal responsibilities within a single, dynamically updated schedule.
Features
- Integration with Google, Outlook, and Apple calendars to import all events into one synchronized view
- AI solver that evaluates the whole week holistically and replans instantly when any event changes
- Automatic prioritization and ordering of flexible tasks, with a clear “next action” recommendation
- Protection of user‑defined study blocks, appointments, and shift times during replanning
- Shareable scheduling links that show only available windows, removing the need for Doodle polls
- Visual calendar output that reflects AI decisions while remaining editable in the user’s native calendar app