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Let Lindy Handle Scheduling

Just delegate the meeting. Lindy finds the time, sends the invite, and puts it on your calendar. No scheduling links, no back-and-forth emails.

Three Ways to Schedule

However a meeting comes up, Lindy can handle it. Pick whichever fits the moment:

Set Your Availability

Lindy books only within the availability you set, so every option below lands on a time that actually works for you. Set your rules in plain language: preferred hours, buffers between meetings, blocked times, default meeting length, and meeting types. Update them anytime, and they apply to all three ways to schedule.
Meeting scheduling is a built-in routine. On the Routines page, open the Personal tab and click the Meeting scheduling card to turn it on and set your hours, buffers, and calendar rules.

1. CC-Based Scheduling (Coming Soon)

CC your Lindy assistant’s email address on any thread where you’re trying to find time, and Lindy takes over as your scheduling assistant. It reads the thread, checks your calendar, and handles the rest: no questions, no back-and-forth.
Your Lindy assistant email islindy@lindy.ai
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CC Lindy on a scheduling thread

Add your Lindy email address to the CC line of an email where you and the other person are trying to find a time. The CC is the signal for Lindy to step in.
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Lindy reads the thread and takes over

Lindy pulls the details from the thread (duration, date range, time of day, attendees, timezone) and fills any gaps with sensible defaults. If you’ve already agreed on a time, it books it. If not, it replies once with 3 open slots as clickable links.
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The meeting gets booked

The meeting books automatically on your calendar with invites sent, exactly like Smart Scheduling above.

Two ways it plays out

When the time’s already agreed, Lindy books it. When you still need a time, Lindy proposes three slots. Either way, the Cc is all it takes.
The time’s already agreed
Three steps of CC-based scheduling: James emails suggesting a specific time, you reply with lindy@lindy.ai on the Cc line, and Lindy replies confirming it booked the meeting and sent the invite
You still need to find time
Three steps of CC-based scheduling: James emails asking to find time next week, you reply with lindy@lindy.ai on the Cc line, and Lindy replies offering three available times
Lindy only acts when both are true: your Lindy email is on the CC line, and the thread shows scheduling intent (“let’s find time”, “can we grab 30 min?”). CC without a scheduling ask, or a scheduling ask without the CC, won’t trigger it.
Want to constrain the options? Just say so in the thread (“mornings only”, “next week”, “30 min”). Otherwise Lindy uses your standard meeting length, working hours, and buffers.

2. Drafting Scheduling

When someone emails you about scheduling a meeting, Lindy detects the request and offers times in a draft reply on your behalf. Your recipient picks one in a single click and the meeting drops onto both calendars.
  • When someone emails to schedule, Lindy offers times in a draft reply
  • Recipients book a slot in one click, with no back-and-forth
  • Save ~3 minutes per invite
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Someone emails you asking for a time to meet

Lindy detects the scheduling request and takes over, with no action needed from you.Incoming email requesting a meeting
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Lindy drafts a reply with 3 available times

Based on your preferred hours, buffer time, meeting length, and calendar availability, Lindy drafts a reply with three open slots as clickable links.Lindy's draft reply with 3 available time slots
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They click a time and it's instantly booked

When the other person clicks a link, the meeting is automatically added to both calendars. No back-and-forth, no scheduling tools, no manual entry.Meeting booked on calendar after clicking a time slot

3. Ad Hoc Scheduling

When you want Lindy to handle scheduling on your behalf, just ask. Text or message her and she’ll find the time, reach out, and lock it in.
Texting Lindy 'Set up time with Matt to review the proposal' and getting back 'Done. Reached out to Matt with a few options.' alongside Lindy's drafted Gmail reply with time slots

Add or Update Events on the Fly

Use Lindy to add events to your calendar or change them with one line of text:
  • “Add a meeting location”
  • “Pick a restaurant for the client dinner”
  • “Swap the venue and notify attendees”
  • “Move my 2pm to Thursday”
  • “Cancel my call with [name]”
Send Lindy a screenshot of a text conversation and she’ll pull the meeting details onto the right day.

End-to-End Outreach

Or send Lindy on a mission and let her run the whole loop:
“Find time with Bob on Saturday”
She’ll reach out, propose times, lock the meeting in, and add it to your calendar.

Recurring Routines

Set up recurring workflows with one text:
“Every week, audit my calendar and make sure I have a 45-min walk break at least once a day”

Internal Calendars

Lindy can check any teammate’s calendar that’s shared with your workspace, so you can ask her to find time between people on your team without any back-and-forth.
Texting Lindy 'help me find 15 to meet with Alice' and getting back an 'Added Thursday' card with a Proposal follow up event Thursday 10:30 - 10:45 AM, You + Alice, created by Lindy

How to Delegate

  • iMessage / SMS: “Book a call with Sarah next Tuesday afternoon”
  • Web app: chat at chat.lindy.ai
Scheduling over text is the fastest option. Lindy already knows your calendar and preferences, so a simple text is all it takes.

Next Steps

Meeting Prep

Get context before every meeting

iMessage & SMS

Everything you can delegate by texting Lindy