You'll spend around $0 to test Blockit AI for 30 days. After that, pay whatever their pricing turns out to be. This AI scheduler promises to handle your calendar chaos around the clock — positioning itself as the first truly working AI scheduler that actually delivers.
Picture this: you're drowning in scheduling emails. Someone CC's Blockit on a thread about setting up a team meeting. Blockit instantly scans everyone's calendars. Finds the optimal time slot. Sends back available options. No back-and-forth emails. No manual calendar checking.
Blockit connects your Google and Outlook calendars without mixing data between them. It learns your preferences over time and adapts to how you actually schedule things.
A busy VP of Sales juggling client calls and internal meetings would probably find this useful. Group scheduling gets tricky when you can't see everyone's availability, but Blockit factors in colleagues' free and busy times automatically.
Slack integration works the same way. Message Blockit directly and it'll handle the coordination.
Blockit's company claims users send zero scheduling emails and save hours of manual work. Those metrics feel suspiciously round.
You can try it free for a month. The "self-driving calendar" marketing sounds ambitious, but if you're constantly buried in scheduling requests, it might actually save some sanity. Email and Slack are the main ways to interact with it.
