Google Just Created an AI You Can CC Into Emails to Run Your Calendar for You

Imagine fixing a meeting time by simply CC’ing an AI into your email thread…

No booking links.
No “Are you free by 2?”
No back-and-forth that somehow turns into a 3-day scheduling saga.

That’s the reality behind Ting, the new AI availability agent from Meet-Ting, and it is not your regular calendar bot.

Backed by the Google AI Startup Program, this AI is quietly changing how meetings get scheduled by doing something very different. It doesn’t just check your calendar; it thinks like you.

Meet the AI That Books Meetings Like a Human Assistant

Here’s how it works.

You’re in an email thread trying to lock in a time with your manager, a client, or maybe even an investor.

Instead of replying with: “Here’s my Calendly…”

You simply CC: @justccting

And the AI jumps into the conversation.

From there, Ting:

• Reads the full email thread
• Understands context and urgency
• Checks your availability
• Suggests meeting times
• Handles replies
• Follows up automatically
• Reschedules when conflicts pop up
• Even declines requests when you're overbooked

All without you opening your calendar.

No dashboards. No extra tabs. No scheduling links. Just email.

But This Is Where It Gets Scary Good…

Most scheduling tools wait for commands.

Ting studies your behaviour.

Over time, it starts noticing things like: Who you always make time for, Which meetings you delay, When you accept last-minute calls, How you prioritise internal vs external requests.

Then it builds a behavioural model around your decisions.

So eventually?

It doesn’t just schedule meetings based on availability…

It schedules meetings based on what you would actually say yes to.

Some early users are already letting Ting manage up to 20 meetings every month, including interviews and investor calls, without stepping in.

The Future of Work Might Involve CC’ing an AI

Founded by former TikTok executive Dan Bulteel and AI engineer Mariana Prazeres, Meet-Ting is also working with OpenAI to integrate scheduling into broader AI workflows.

And if this trend continues, the way we coordinate time at work might never be the same again.

Because soon…

You won’t manage your calendar.

You’ll just CC the AI that does.