momo.ai is an AI scheduling assistant. Today, users CC momo.ai on an email thread, and it coordinates availability, proposes times, and books meetings. No booking link to send, no app to switch to — you keep writing the email you were already writing.
Three steps, and the meeting is in everyone's calendar.
On the email you're already writing.
It reads the request, checks everyone's calendars, and proposes times that actually work.
One click from your counterpart — or no click at all between momo users. Everyone gets the invite.
A booking link hands the work to the person you want to meet. An assistant in the thread does it for both of you: momo reads who is on the email and what you're asking for, checks the calendars that are connected, and comes back with times that fit. External participants can pick a time without creating an account.
What momo can see is deliberately narrow: momo reads when you are busy and writes the meetings it books — nothing else. More on trust and data.
What people usually want to know about AI scheduling assistants and momo.ai.
An AI scheduling assistant finds a meeting time for you: it works out who needs to meet, checks calendars, and proposes or books a slot, so nobody has to trade emails about availability.
You CC momo on the email you're already writing. It reads the request, checks everyone's calendars, and proposes times that actually work. If all participants are momo.ai users, it books the meeting directly; external participants receive a simple link to pick from available slots.
No. External participants can pick a time without creating an account.
Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, or CalDAV — whatever you and any other momo.ai users on the thread have connected.
momo reads when you are busy and writes the meetings it books — nothing else.
After you confirm your email: your first month of momo Personal is free. No card, no subscription — afterwards the Free limits apply to new requests and further calendar connections.
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