Everest

Everest is an AI scheduling assistant designed to manage calendars for people who juggle multiple clients, projects, or work relationships. It connects to Google and Outlook calendars and operates by being CC’d on an email thread. The tool proposes times, conducts the back-and-forth, and finally books the meeting on the appropriate calendar. It works without requiring access to the user’s inbox, and it focuses on offloading scheduling tasks rather than full email reading. Users keep control over which threads Everest can access and it communicates via short messages within those conversations.

Everest emphasizes a unified calendar view, showing all calendars in one place and letting users switch between different views. It reads availability across connected calendars and mirrors commitments as private Busy blocks on other calendars. The system is built to handle multiple contexts, including personal and professional engagements, and aims to keep calendars synchronized so meetings on one calendar appear as busy on the others. It supports both manual scheduling in the view and automatic scheduling through email threads.

Everest distinguishes itself by the ability to schedule across multiple calendars while maintaining privacy between calendars. It reads free/busy information, avoids inbox access, and proposes times that suit the other participants. It stores contact details to speed up future scheduling and can reschedule when plans change.

Everest outlines its pricing and platform reach, emphasizing calendar-only connections without inbox access, support for Google and Outlook at launch, and a free forever Calendar plan with an assistant option. It also mentions an Everest Assistant plan with additional features and an Enterprise plan for teams, with specifics on how billing and upgrades work.

Use cases

• Managing schedules across multiple clients and calendars
• Scheduling personal and work life without calendar conflicts