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Your calendar should work for you, not against you

Omnia unifies all your calendars, detects conflicts before they happen, protects your focus time, and schedules within your constraints — so your calendar reflects your priorities.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Full-width wireframe showing a unified calendar week view. Multiple calendar layers visible (personal = blue, work = gray, side project = green) — all in one view. One conflict detected: two overlapping events highlighted in red with a resolution dialog: "Omnia detected a conflict — move standup to 10:30?" Two protected focus blocks labeled "Deep Work" with shield icons. Travel time buffers shown as lighter blocks between off-site meetings. The assistant is managing the calendar — the user sees a clean, resolved view. Type: calendar view wireframe]
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You're your own scheduling assistant — and it shows

You have three calendars: personal, work, and a side project. When someone sends a booking link, they see one calendar — and book a slot that's free there but busy on another. Conflicts sneak in because availability isn't unified.

Scheduling is the endless back-and-forth: "Does Tuesday at 2 work? No? How about Thursday?" Meanwhile, your deep work blocks get eaten by meetings because nobody — including you — is actively protecting them. Your calendar shows what's booked, but it can't reason about what should be booked.

Travel time between appointments? Buffer between meetings? Prep time before important calls? You have to manage all of this manually. And when you forget, you show up to a client meeting having driven across town with zero time to prepare.

I work with multiple organizations, and sometimes I have multiple calendars. And it becomes a big fat challenge to manage all of them. Especially when it came to booking meetings... they book a time that I forgot to make it busy because it was available in another calendar.

Islam, Salesforce consultant

Your calendar, managed in three steps

1

Omnia monitors all your calendars

Google Calendar, Outlook, iCloud, Fastmail, CalDAV — every calendar in one unified view. No more checking multiple apps to see your real availability.

2

Detects conflicts, protects focus

Overlapping events caught before they happen. Focus blocks defended against encroaching meetings. Overloaded weeks flagged before burnout hits.

3

Schedules within your constraints

Travel time, prep time, buffer between meetings, energy patterns — Omnia schedules respecting your rules. You approve, it executes.

What Omnia does with your calendar

Every calendar, one view

Personal, work, side project, shared family calendar — Omnia connects them all. Availability is unified. When someone books time with you, they see your real availability across every calendar, not just one.

No more double-bookings because you forgot to block time on your other calendar.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Unified calendar view wireframe. A week view with color-coded layers: work (gray), personal (blue), side project (green). All visible together. A booking link panel on the right showing "Available slots" — automatically accounting for all calendars. Badge: "3 calendars unified." Type: calendar wireframe]

Conflicts caught before they happen

A client sends a calendar invite that overlaps with a standup on another calendar. Most tools won't notice. Omnia detects the conflict immediately and proposes a resolution — move the standup, suggest an alternative time, or flag it for your decision.

Conflicts are resolved proactively, not discovered 5 minutes before the call.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Conflict resolution dialog wireframe. A calendar day view with two overlapping events highlighted in red. A dialog overlay: "Conflict detected: Client call and team standup overlap at 2pm." Three resolution options: 1) "Move standup to 2:30pm" (recommended) 2) "Decline client call — suggest Thursday" 3) "Keep both — I'll manage" Type: dialog wireframe]

Scheduling that respects your rules

No meetings before 9am. 15-minute buffer between calls. No more than 4 meetings per day. Travel time between off-site appointments. Omnia learns your constraints and schedules within them.

When someone suggests a time that violates your rules, Omnia finds an alternative — or asks you whether to make an exception.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Constraint-aware scheduling wireframe. A scheduling suggestion panel showing: - "Sarah wants to meet Thursday at 8:30am" - Constraint warning: "This is before your 9am start time." - Suggested alternatives: "Thursday 10am" | "Friday 2pm" - Override button: "Allow this exception" Type: scheduling dialog wireframe]

Focus time that actually stays blocked

You block two hours for deep work. An hour later, someone books a meeting right on top of it. Focus time loses every scheduling conflict — unless someone's actively defending it.

Omnia protects your focus blocks. When meetings try to encroach, it deflects them to available slots. When action items need focused attention, it schedules them into protected blocks through your daily plan.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Focus time protection wireframe. A calendar day view with a 2-hour "Deep Work" block marked with a shield icon. A meeting invite trying to overlap — shown with a dashed border and an "X" badge. Omnia message: "Blocked — this is your protected focus time for the Q1 proposal. Suggesting 3pm instead." Type: calendar wireframe]

Prep time, travel time — automatically

An important client meeting at 2pm? Omnia blocks 15 minutes before it for prep. A site visit across town? Travel time is calculated and blocked. Back-to-back meetings? Buffer time inserted so you can breathe.

These aren't reminders — they're actual calendar blocks that protect the time. Your calendar reflects the real cost of every commitment.

[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Time blocking wireframe. A calendar afternoon showing: - 1:45pm — "Prep: Client call" (light block, auto-generated) - 2:00pm — "Client Strategy Call" (main event) - 3:00pm — "Travel: Office → Coworking" (30 min, auto-generated with car icon) - 3:30pm — "Team Workshop at Coworking" - 5:00pm — "Buffer" (15 min, light block) All auto-generated blocks have an Omnia badge. Type: calendar wireframe]

Stop being your own scheduling assistant

Get early access to a calendar that manages itself.

Before and after Omnia

Without Omnia

  • Multiple calendars, none talking to each other — conflicts sneak in
  • Deep work blocks get overwritten by whoever books first
  • Manual back-and-forth to find meeting times
  • No travel time, no prep time, no buffers — just back-to-back chaos
  • Your week fills up before you notice it's overloaded
  • Calendar shows what's booked but can't reason about what should be booked

With Omnia

  • All calendars unified — availability is real across every account
  • Focus time actively protected — meetings get deflected to open slots
  • Constraint-aware scheduling respects your rules and preferences
  • Travel time, prep time, and buffers blocked automatically
  • Overloaded weeks flagged before burnout hits
  • Your calendar reflects your priorities — not just what others put on it

Unlike ChatGPT, Omnia doesn't need you to describe your calendar — it's already connected, already monitoring, already protecting your time.

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What people like you told us

You already know the feeling. Double-bookings, lost deep work, surprise meetings — everyone we talked to described the same chaos.

I work with multiple organizations, and sometimes I have multiple calendars. And it becomes a big fat challenge to manage all of them. They book a time that I forgot to make it busy because it was available in another calendar.

Islam, Salesforce consultant

I heavily use the calendar propagation stuff... I use the time travel a lot. I have a lot of appointments out of house, so I have to schedule the time and see where the car is.

Tobias, self-employed consultant

Your calendar should work for you, not against you

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