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...
Rewind 2022, by Aerotime
SkipUp has made scheduling so much easier, no more link sharing… and it understands my patterns. Like cross time zone calls, stacking meetings etc.
@piyush_narwani So glad you're loving it! :D
Align AI (ex-impaction.ai)
Super cool :)
@yeopleekorea glad you like it! :)
@yeopleekorea let me know if you'd like to try it out! Excited to get your thoughts!
What's the most common way people use this?
What's the most common way people use this?
Does it integrate with Salesforce?
Does it integrate with Salesforce?