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No link to send. No times to compare. Blockit books the meeting and handles every reschedule after.
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Hey Sarah — would love to grab coffee next week. Blockit can help coordinate!Hey Sarah — would love to grab coffee next week. Blockit can help coordinate!
Hi Sarah — Kais is in the Mission on Thursday; any chance you're over that way? • Tue (Aug 12) 3:15pm at Sightglass, SoMa • Thu (Aug 14) 2:00–2:45pm at Ritual, 1026 Valencia I'll send the invite as soon as one works.Hi Sarah — Kais is in the Mission on Thursday; any chance you're over that way? • Tue (Aug 12) 3:15pm at Sightglass, SoMa • Thu (Aug 14) 2:00–2:45pm at Ritual, 1026 Valencia I'll send the invite as soon as one works.
Thursday in the Mission works — I have a client in Noe at noon.Thursday in the Mission works — I have a client in Noe at noon.
Great, that works. Sending an invite for Thursday 2:00–2:45pm at Ritual on Valencia — 12 min from Noe.Great, that works. Sending an invite for Thursday 2:00–2:45pm at Ritual on Valencia — 12 min from Noe.
It’s one CC.
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Loop it in
On any email or Slack thread. The people you’re scheduling with don’t need an account or an app.
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Blockit negotiates and books
Times, time zones, who’s required and who isn’t. It reads the thread and replies and schedules the way a person would.
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And handles everything after
Plans change constantly. Blockit moves the meeting, follows up with whoever’s gone quiet, and only asks you when it has to.
From people who are back-to-back
Kiana EhsaniCEO & Co-Founder, Vercept (acq. by Anthropic)“It handles all the annoying edge cases — time zones, group scheduling, in person vs Zoom — and when something's ambiguous it pings me for a quick decision instead of getting stuck.”
Jen KhaManaging Partner, Andreessen Horowitz“Using Blockit feels magical. This is what scheduling should be like — instantaneous, and it understands context.”
Rich MinerFounder of Android; former Partner, GV“It manages all four of my calendars and usually replies in under a minute. Blockit replaced a full-time admin I was paying a salary for.”
Ryan DanielsCEO & Co-Founder, Crosby“I've felt stunned watching it reschedule an entire day on my calendar, seamlessly. I'm more reliant on Blockit than on any other AI product I've ever used.”
Jeff WeinerFormer CEO & Chairman, LinkedIn“Congrats on getting it right and delivering an AI scheduling agent that actually understands your time.”
Ian FeeneyFounder & GP, TCP“It has quietly become one of the most valuable pieces of infrastructure in my daily workflow — it's completely changed my expectations for what scheduling should feel like.”
Tarek AlaruriCEO & Co-Founder, Stuut“Its ability to navigate edge cases, know when to check with me for clarification, and always move the ball forward has been a game changer.”
Alyana VerjeeStrategy & Operations, Rogo“A non-negotiable part of my daily stack — it has saved me hours, and countless scheduling snafus across time zones and priorities.”
Booking the meeting is the easy part.
Your calendar is always changing. Blockit keeps up with it.
- 3:14 PMMarcI have to decline Thursday, I’m in Singapore that week.
- 3:14 PMBlockitRe-reading the thread. Six people, ninety minutes, Marc now nine hours ahead.
- 3:15 PMBlockitWed 5:00 PM PT works for all six. 8:00 AM for Marc.
- 3:15 PMBlockitInvite updated, everyone re-invited, old slot released.
- DoneNothing was asked of you.
- 2:07 AMElenaCan we push 30 minutes? My flight lands at 9.
- 2:07 AMBlockitChecking the room and what’s after it.
- 2:08 AMBlockitMoved 10:00 to 10:30. Fireside 2 was taken, so Atrium 4.
- 2:08 AMBlockitTold the other five, with the new room.
- DoneYou read about it at 7am.
- Aug 4BlockitThree times offered to Ella at Acme.
- Aug 7BlockitThree weekdays, no reply. Your nudge setting says ask first.
- Aug 7YouApproved it in Slack. One tap.
- Aug 7BlockitFollowed up with three fresh times. That’s your max of one.
- DoneStopped. I’ll pick it up the moment she answers.
- 2:10 PMCalendarA 4:00 lands on top of your Client Review.
- 2:10 PMBlockitConflict spotted. Checking what you’ve said can move.
- 2:11 PMBlockitClient Review is marked movable. Moved it to 5:30.
- 2:11 PMBlockitThe 4:00 came from outside, so that one’s yours. Asking you.
- Needs youOne question in Slack, answered in four seconds.
Your self-driving calendar.
As easy with 20 as it is with 2.
It reads your colleagues’ calendars directly and proposes times to everyone else. Anyone you mark optional gets included if they fit, but won’t hold up the meeting.
TRY IT FREE →- “What does my day look like?”
- “Find 30 minutes with Ari next week.”
- “Don’t schedule anything before 9am this week.”
- “Move my 2pm, something came up.”
- “Always check with me before scheduling with anyone at Acme.”
- “Slack me to confirm anything booked within two hours.”
Just ask the way you’d ask a person.
In an email thread or chat with it directly. Write to it in any language.
TRY IT FREE →It books the way you book.
Tell it once that you’re in the city on Thursdays, and your in-person meetings get booked then. Same goes for how long things run, buffer time between meetings, where they happen, and what it’s allowed to move.
TRY IT FREE →- 1Not before 10
- 2Clear the day after a red-eye
- 3Typically 45 min
- 415 min to walk between
The time Blockit gives back.
139hours of scheduling eliminated per exec, per year.2,150scheduling emails written by Blockit, not the team.638days of reply-lag removed.
Built for firms where trust is the product.
It reads the threads you put it on and the calendars you connect. Not your inbox, not your other calendars, and nothing from one calendar ever shows up in another.
When it schedules with someone who’s also on Blockit, neither side learns anything about the other’s day.
TRUST CENTER →FAQs
Yes. For your first three threads it checks with you before anything reaches your guests.
After that, you can decide at a granular level (per person, org, or meeting type) what you want to approve or have sent automatically.
Yes. Google and Microsoft calendars, Zoom, Meet, and Teams links, and Slack. Connect as many calendars as you want; Blockit respects all of them without mixing data between them.
Yes. Teams can run Blockit from their own address (e.g. blockit@yourfirm.com) so every external touchpoint carries your brand, not ours.
Yes! Blockit isn't a replacement for a good EA. It takes the scheduling off their plate so they can do the work that actually needs them, and it covers the people on your team who don't have one. Execs keep their own agent. Assistants keep visibility.
Very well. It factors in the free/busy status of colleagues on the thread — and when attendees are also on Blockit, the meeting autoblocks instantly.
30 days, no credit card. CC it on one thread and see.