Free time, found and filled
Ask for two hours and your agent reads every calendar on the board, finds the gap and puts the task in it, signed with its name.
Calendars
Your week, planned with your agents
Meetings, tasks, posts and follow-ups in one week. Your agents find the time, and ask before they touch Google.
Free for 3 days, then $12 a month.
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My week on a phone. Every name and time on it is example data.
What it does
Everything calendars can do
Google Calendar, both ways
Your Google calendars sit on the board and stay in step. When you ask an agent to change a Google event, the board makes the change only once it says you agreed.
Posts and follow-ups as layers
Your content calendar’s posts show at their times and your pipeline’s follow-ups on their days. Hide either one with its box.
Meetings that know the client
When a guest’s email matches a deal, the meeting shows it. Prep gets you a brief, and Log it on the deal saves what you agreed.
A reminder ten minutes before
Each event with a time pings you ten minutes ahead, with Join right there for a call. One switch adds your Google events.
Type it as you would say it
Press N and type “Lunch with Sam Friday 1pm 1h”. It lands on that day, at that time, for that long.
Ask your agents
What to ask each agent
You ask: Find two hours for the launch email
A two-hour task today, 3:30 to 5:30 PM, after your 2:00 block, with the launch plan’s notes on it.
You ask: Move the Brightside demo to Sunday at 3
It asks first, because the demo is in your Google calendar. On yes, it moves to Sunday at 3:00 PM.
You ask: Block 30 minutes on Saturday at 11 to answer replies on X
A task on Saturday, 11 to 11:30 AM, on the board’s own calendar.
Also try Claude: “Plan my day: the pricing review, the demo video and two client replies”
Try it on a whole example workspace. Ask it “Find two hours for the launch email”. Try it in the live demo
Works with
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Codex
- Cursor
- Grok
- Google Calendar
- Your content calendars
- Your client pipelines
- Any app that speaks MCP
Who it’s for
Who uses calendars
Founders whose days are calls
Your Google meetings sit beside the work, and an agent finds free hours.
Freelancers and consultants
Each client call shows the deal, with your agent’s brief before you join.
Makers who ship and post
Launch posts and follow-ups sit on their days, next to your meetings.
One workspace
The rest of your workspace
- Content calendar Plan, draft and track every post.
- Client pipeline Deals from first hello to won, with follow-ups.
- Dashboard Widgets anywhere, kept current by your agents.
- Doc Pages inside pages, with to-dos, toggles and live widgets.
- Sheet Rows, columns and formulas, filled in with your agents.
- Slides A deck you and your agents write, ready to present or share.
- Plan Plan a big build with your agent, then watch it get built.
- Mind map Ideas as a map that you and your agent grow.
- Files Your project folders as notes you click through, linked and searchable.
- Custom A tool your agent builds to fit how you work.
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Guides, comparisons and integrations
Guides
Integrations
Price
One plan, every board
- Every kind of board: dashboards, docs, sheets, slides, clients, content, calendar, plans, mind maps, files and custom apps
- Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Grok and any MCP app connect to the same workspace
- The board’s own chat and jobs run on your Claude or Codex plan, with no AI credits to buy
- Every connection, every theme, sharing and the phone view
Frequently asked questions
Something else on your mind? Get in touch.
Setup, connections and every limit are in the docs.
Does it work with Google Calendar?
Yes. Add a Google account and your Google calendars show on the board, kept up to date both ways. Add as many accounts as you use.
Can an agent change my Google calendar?
When you ask a connected AI app to, it can make, change or cancel events in your Google calendars through Context Board. Context Board makes such a change only once the app says you agreed to it, and never in a button, brief or job the board starts on its own.
How does my agent find time?
It reads every calendar the board shows, finds the free time and puts the task there, on the board’s own calendar. Ask it to plan your day and each task gets its own free slot.
Will it remind me before a meeting?
Yes, ten minutes before each event with a time, with Join on a call. Reminders for your Google calendar’s own events are one switch away.
Do my posts and follow-ups show up?
Yes, as layers. Your content calendars’ posts show at their times and your pipelines’ follow-ups on their days. Hide either with its box, or drag one and it moves on its own board too.
Can I share my calendar by link?
No. A Calendar board holds your own plans, so it is not shared by link.
One workspace for you and all your agents
Calendars sit beside content calendars, client pipelines, dashboards and every other kind of board, in one workspace your agents work in with you.
Free for 3 days, then $12 a month.