What this does
The slowest part of scheduling is not the email. It is the lookup: your calendar, your co-founder's calendar, the timezone math, the slot that survives all three. Toyo does the lookup and writes the email. You stay the sender.
What it does
- Reads your calendar, and your colleagues' calendars where you have permission to see them.
- Suggests two or three times that actually work: around your focus blocks and travel, not just any open slot.
- Drafts the proposal email in your voice with those times in it, ready in Gmail.
- When a reply comes back with a conflict, ask Toyo again and it re-checks availability and drafts the follow-up.
What it does not do
Toyo does not send email on your behalf, and it does not place invites on anyone's calendar. Every proposal goes out under your hand, and you confirm the final booking. The draft sits in Gmail until you decide it is right.
It is the time-finding a sharp assistant does before you ever open the calendar tab: the options found, the email written, your name on the send button.
