Ting is a free AI assistant that books meetings in email the way they really happen - human, messy. Just CC Ting - it reads the thread, checks calendars, suggests times, and sends the invite. Like Calendly, with an LLM. *Closed beta - PH users jump the queue*
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Weirdly, I’m going to thank Rick Rubin for this one.
I’ve spent years at TikTok, ByteDance, adidas etc. but always too afraid to bet on myself.
In his book, Rick talks about tuning into signals - the ones artists and builders learn to hear.
One morning, after a blur of reschedule emails, I thought: why can’t AI just handle this?
(My theory: we wake up, feel what we feel, and change plans. The scheduling circus begins.)
As a daydreamer, ideas often float in and out. But this one stuck. So I tuned in.
What we built:
That moment became Meet-Ting (or just Ting) - a free AI scheduling assistant you CC into emails.
It reads the thread, checks calendars, suggests times, follows up, reschedules, and sends the invite.
Today it handles 1:1 meetings on Gmail. If both use Ting, it “mind-melds” and books instantly - no back-and-forth.
Why now?
For too long, we’ve booked meetings like machines: link → time → invite → accept → calendar jail.
But life isn’t static. Sometimes plans just shift. And link-based scheduling tools can't keep pace with this.
Ting is built for that reality - human, fluid, slightly chaotic.
We’re building toward a more emotionally intelligent scheduling system - one that learns your patterns, seeks context, and understands you time.
If meetings are more than just meetups to you - we’d love your feedback.
-Dan (Chief Ting)
@dbul How does Ting adapt when multiple time zones are involved
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@dbul @masump Right now the main signal comes from the gmail account you register with, so the bulk of the conversation would default to that. But there is a little bit of AI magic to account for situations when some one might say "9am UK time". Not an easy problem though!
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@dbul Oh my gosh, Dan, I absolutely LOVE what you’ve created with Meet-Ting!
As someone who's spent countless hours juggling schedules at TikTok and adidas, I totally relate to the chaos of booking meetings.
Meet-Ting
@victoria_wu Messages like this are honestly insane to receive, thank you! And using the moment to take the opportunity to wish you continued success with Trickle, hope we can follow a similar path. Thanks again.
@dbul This is such a human-first take on a product category that’s felt robotic for too long.
Love how Ting isn’t just solving for efficiency, but for emotion, context, and the messiness of real life.
Also, deeply respect the Rick Rubin nod.
Sometimes the best tech ideas don’t come from "problems" but from feelings we can’t ignore.
Cheering for Ting. Mind-meld mode = genius.
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@ambika_vaish This is possibly one of the best messages I have ever read, thanks for totally getting it, and thanks for taking the time to support and give feedback. Messages like this make our team go crazy, pure energy, grateful.
I'm quite familiar with the meeting booking space — it's what enables me to make a living these days!
So you might think that @Calendly and Motion cornered the market — but these were products from the pre-LLM era. Not that these products couldn't integrate more conversational flows, but if they were able to start over now — what would they do differently?
And that's what makes Meet-Ting timely, relevant, and worth a try!
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@chrismessina Truly appreciate you Chris - who knew I'd finally get connected to you, and we'd have the same tattoo. Appreciate the support.
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The timing of this tweet is wild: https://x.com/jasonfried/status/1950560114274152678?s=61
He nails it - scheduling isn’t efficient. It boxes us in. It should be fluid, like real life.
Parsagon
Congrats on the launch! The "mind-melding" definitely sounds interesting - potentially some great network externalities there
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@sand1929 Exactly the aim - a delightful way for friends, families and colleagues to quickly get together based on their unique calendars and preferences, without the back-and-forth. Hopefully we can finally help them get that meet-up 'out of the group chat'!