Voiset

Voiset frames itself as an AI calendar for both work and life, and its promise is concrete: get two hours back every day. The mechanics are built around the reality that most people already have a calendar they trust, so Voiset does not ask you to migrate. It connects Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom and any ICS link into a single hub with separate workspaces, letting you set read-only access for work and full two-way sync for personal. From that consolidated view, the AI planner looks for the best time for each new task or event and keeps your free time in sight.\n\nThe way work enters the system is intentionally low-friction. You can dictate “Call the client on Thursday at 3” and Voiset converts it into a dated task, which makes planning possible on a walk or in a taxi. Notes work the same way — a note is simply a task without a date, and one click turns it into a scheduled item with priority. Voiset also provides a shareable booking page where clients and colleagues see only your genuinely free slots; you choose which workspaces the page checks, so nobody can book you during school pickup. Every booking lands back on your calendar automatically.\n\nVoiset extends beyond the app through its own MCP server, which lets Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse or another AI agent read and modify your plans directly. It also targets specific groups rather than a generic audience: students who record lectures and want notes, real estate agents juggling viewings and calls, field teams assigned across locations, families coordinating routines, and people with ADHD who benefit from gentle reminders and 5–15 minute subtask breakdowns. Plans are priced low enough that the company compares them to “a couple of cups of coffee,” with a free option to start.