Can You Clone Software With AI? Screenshots Don’t Reschedule
AI agents can clone an app from screenshots. They can’t clone six years of reschedules, recurring meetings and all-day bugs, and that’s where the value now lives.
AI agents can clone an app from screenshots. They can’t clone six years of reschedules, recurring meetings and all-day bugs, and that’s where the value now lives.
Visa’s AI shopping test found agents often buy anyway when they fail. Here’s what that means for an AI scheduling agent booking your time.
Apple has opened Siri AI to every app. Before it starts booking your time, make sure every one of your calendars knows when you are busy.
Wells Fargo now makes customers answer for their AI agents’ mistakes. Here’s what that means for the assistant you let near your calendars.
Attackers went after the keys stored at Northflank and Railway. Here’s what that means for the connected calendar apps holding keys to your calendars.
Calendrz now attaches a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams link to every meeting it books — automatically, across the app, the Smart Scheduler, and the MCP server your AI assistant connects to.
Our new natural-language scheduling agent is now in preview — here’s how it works, who has access today, and how it differs from the Calendrz MCP.
The Google Calendar connector gives your AI a window into one Google account. Calendrz now lets Claude (or any MCP client) manage events across every Google and Microsoft calendar you’ve connected — with seventeen new tools, available on Basic, Plus, Pro and Ultimate.
Availability links just got a lot easier to share. We’re shipping short 10-character /avail URLs for every user, plus a new paid add-on: personalized vanity URLs like app.calendrz.com/~yourhandle for $1/month or $10/year.
We just shipped one of our most requested features: availability sharing. You can now generate a clean, human-readable summary of your free time across all your calendars and share it instantly — via email, Slack, or a public link anyone can view. The problem: “When are you free?” We’ve all been there. Someone asks when…