Reads the draft locally
The scheduling assistant works directly in the browser and starts from the sentence the user is already writing.
Scheduling assistant for timezone-heavy work
Gmail, LinkedIn, Outlook Web
Chrome-first public beta
A scheduling assistant should help inside the thread, not drag you out of it.
TimeBridge Assist is Akiwaki's current scheduling assistant surface. It is designed for people who write across cities and time zones and want help proposing the right time without switching tabs for every draft.
Suggests cleaner options
When the first time is awkward, TimeBridge can offer better times and nearby slots that are easier to send.
Prepares the handoff
Users can move toward calendar drafts or scheduling links without giving up control of the final message.
Why Akiwaki built it
Because scheduling friction usually starts in writing, not in the calendar.
Many people do not need a fully automated scheduler first. They need a scheduling assistant that helps them think, compare, and phrase the proposal properly while they are still in the message.
Good fit for
- Recruiting and HR coordination across regions
- Sales and business development outreach
- Founder and operator scheduling across cities
- Assistants and coordinators preparing options for others
Not trying to be
- A fully automatic meeting bot
- A hidden analytics tool
- A replacement for user judgment
- A backend-heavy orchestration layer in the first beta
Timezone scheduling
Understand how the scheduling assistant fits into the broader timezone scheduling workflow.
Avoid timezone mistakes
See the practical mistakes that TimeBridge is designed to reduce before the message is sent.