AI calendar scheduling
Due dates become real time.
Give a Google Task a due date. Synora places it in your calendar as a block — around the meetings you already have, across the next seven days.
14-day free trial. No credit card. Works inside Google Tasks and Google Calendar.
CalendarStand-up
06:00 – 07:00
Weekly sync
Lunch — Dana
Design critique
How Auto-Scheduling works
A due date is all it takes.
Add a task in Google Tasks, give it a due date. Synora finds a slot and creates the block. No project, no estimate, no priority field.
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Add a taskIt plans the week, not just the morning.
Synora looks seven days ahead, around the meetings already on your calendar, with a buffer between blocks. You can see whether the week actually holds the work.
CalendarFrequently asked questions
What if Synora picks a bad time?+
Drag the block. Synora learns when you actually do that kind of work and plans closer next time.
Does it work on mobile?+
Yes. Add tasks in the Google Tasks app, check your day in Google Calendar. There is no Synora app to install.
How far ahead does it plan?+
Across the next seven calendar days, around timed events and all-day events, with a 15-minute buffer between blocks.
What doesn't Auto-Scheduling do?+
It only schedules tasks that have a due date — no due date, no block. Google Tasks is the default. Pro and Max can add Todoist, Trello, Linear, or Notion. Blocks are written to your primary calendar; busy time is read across the calendars you grant. There's no team scheduling, no assignees, and no project board.
Ready to stop planning your day?
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CalendarTodayDraft proposal
10:00 – 12:00
Design review
14:00 – 15:00