An AI calendar assistant for remote workers.
Your calendar shows the meetings. beckett keeps what you need to know about them.
Updated September 2026
Six calls, no office rhythm, and a meeting with someone you’ve met twice. The calendar says when. It doesn’t say what you talked about last time, or what you promised to bring.
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Plans in a sentence.
“Call with Alex Tuesday at 9” lands on your calendar. So does the recurring 1:1 you mention in passing.
Context next to the meeting.
What someone told you, what you owe them, and the notes from last time live on their page, one question away.
Your phone’s calendars, in one place.
On iPhone, beckett can sync with Apple Calendar, so work and personal plans sit together.
Just tell it.
Call with Alex on Tuesday at 9. He’s in London.
Added the call with Alex, Tuesday at 9. I noted that he’s in London on his page.
What should I know before my 1:1 with Priya?
She’s leading the onboarding redesign and asked for the research summary last time. That’s still on your list.
Block Thursday mornings for deep work
Added a focus block every Thursday from 9 to 12.
Questions.
Does beckett work with my existing calendar?
On iPhone, beckett can sync with Apple Calendar, including accounts you’ve added there. Plans you add in beckett show up there too.
Can it handle recurring meetings and focus blocks?
Yes. Say it in a sentence, like a focus block every Thursday morning, and beckett adds it.
Does it handle time zones for me?
beckett doesn’t convert time zones. Keeping where someone lives on their page helps when you’re planning a call.
My invites already have video links. What does beckett add?
The context your calendar never had: who these people are, what you discussed last time, and what’s still open.
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iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web.
