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.
You stay in control
Toyo does not send anything without asking first. It finds times, drafts the proposal, asks for approval, then sends once you confirm.
It is the time-finding a sharp assistant does before you ever open the calendar tab: the options found, the email written, and the final say still yours.
