Everest is an AI scheduling assistant for people who juggle more than one calendar. You CC its dedicated email address on any thread, and it proposes times, handles the back-and-forth with your contact, and books the meeting on the correct calendar. It connects Google and Outlook accounts into a single view, reads free/busy across all of them, and mirrors commitments as private Busy blocks. Built for consultants, freelancers, fractional operators, and agency owners running several clients at once.

• CC-to-Schedule Email Workflow: You get a personal assistant email address. Add it to any thread and Everest proposes times, negotiates with your contact, and confirms the booking. Your guest just replies to email normally, with no link to click and no account to create.
• Unified Multi-Calendar View: See personal, work, and every client calendar in one place. Toggle individual calendars on or off and switch between Day, Week, Month, Year, or an agenda-style Schedule list.
• Cross-Calendar Availability: Everest reads free/busy across every connected account before suggesting times, so it never offers a slot you are already committed to. When you create an event, you pick exactly which calendar it lands on.
• Busy Mirroring Across Google and Outlook: Connect both, and Everest mirrors your commitments onto the others as private Busy blocks. Only the time is held. No titles, no details, no leaking client names between accounts.
• No Inbox Access: Everest connects to your calendars only. It acts solely on threads you explicitly CC it into, and it cannot read the rest of your mailbox.
• Direct Chat Scheduling: Not every meeting starts as an email thread. You can message Everest the way you would message a human assistant and it handles the booking from there.
• Rescheduling and Follow-Ups: Everest chases replies, reschedules when plans shift, and notifies you at each step so you know where a booking stands without checking in.
• Conflict Checks and Group Scheduling: It re-verifies availability right before booking and offers the nearest alternatives if something changed. For groups, it proposes one set of times and books the earliest slot everyone confirms.

• Works Inside Emails You Already Send: There is no separate booking page or scheduling link. Your contact replies like they would to a person, which keeps the exchange feeling personal rather than transactional.
• Built for Multiple Calendars, Not One: Most scheduling tools assume one job and one calendar. Everest is designed around the consultant or agency owner running several client accounts side by side.
• Clear Privacy Boundary: Calendar-only access and CC-gated activation mean the assistant never touches your inbox, which is an easier sell to clients and security-conscious teams.
• Zero Friction for Guests: No sign-up, no app, no link. The person on the other end does nothing different from a normal email reply.
• Free During Early Access: You can try the full workflow with no credit card, and early members are offered founder pricing when the product goes public.
• Busy Mirroring Solves Double-Booking: Holding time across Google and Outlook without exposing event details is a practical fix for people who split work between two ecosystems.

• Limited Calendar Integrations: Currently supports Google and Microsoft/Outlook calendars, which may not work for users relying on other calendar providers.
• Email-Centered Scheduling: The main CC-to-schedule workflow depends on email conversations, although Telegram is also supported for direct scheduling.

• Consultants Juggling Concurrent Clients: You run three client engagements, each with its own calendar. CC Everest on a client thread and it checks availability across all of them, then books the meeting on that client's calendar rather than your personal one. No manual cross-referencing.
• Agency Owners Handling Inbound Requests: Prospects email asking for a call. Instead of sending a booking link that signals "fill out my form," you CC Everest and it works out a time conversationally. The exchange stays warm while you stay out of it.
• Splitting Work and Personal Life: Connect your work Outlook and personal Google account. Everest mirrors commitments as private Busy blocks on both, so a Saturday family obligation blocks a work slot without revealing what it is.
• Rescheduling Chains You Would Rather Not Manage: A client pushes a meeting twice. Everest handles each round of back-and-forth, re-checks availability before confirming, and notifies you only when the new time is locked in.
• Coordinating Small Group Calls: You need four people on a call. Everest proposes one set of times to the thread and books the earliest slot everyone confirms, instead of you tallying replies by hand.
• Quick Asks That Never Hit Email:Everest supports direct chat scheduling through Telegram. You can message the assistant with a scheduling request, and it can create the event and send an invitation.