Ari, by JustCC. An AI scheduling assistant with an email address.
Just CC Ari.
Add ari@justcc.to to any email. It reads your calendars and books the first slot everyone agrees on.
10 meetings free. No card.
Thursday, 4:50pm. Sarah wants next Monday’s call pushed, design needs 15 minutes with you before it, and you are already late leaving. Normally that is six emails and two trips to your calendar.
Every other assistant would handle one of those. Ari takes all three, and checks every calendar you own before it answers.
Next week, after one email
- Mon10:00 call
- Tue09:15 design
- Wed14:30 call
- Thu
- Fri
So you write one email
- To
- sarah@northline.co
- Cc
- ari@justcc.to
Sarah, no problem. Let’s drop Monday’s call, move it to Wednesday afternoon, and grab 15 with design on Tuesday so we can lock the migration date.
Done in one reply
Cancelled. Mon 10:00, off both calendars
Booked. Wed 14:30, Zoom attached
Waiting. Tue 09:15 with design, pending their reply
Checked before booking
- Work · Google
- Personal · Google
- Outlook
- Team · Microsoft 365
Sarah just sees a reply in the thread she was already reading. You wrote one email and left on time.
Works with
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Microsoft 365
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Microsoft Teams
Notetakers hand you a transcript.Ari hands you the next meeting.
You CC Ari and the meeting gets booked. The apps pick it up from there and hand the next one back.
1 Start here. One email books it.
- To
- sarah@northline.co
- Cc
- ari@justcc.to
Sarah, let’s pick up the migration date with Dev next week.
Booked. Wednesday 14:30, checked against all four of your calendars.
2 Wednesday 14:30. The meeting actually happens.
Dev agrees to send staging numbers by Thursday. Nobody writes it down.
You half-remember what was settled about pricing.
Someone says let's regroup next week, and nobody books it.
None of that is something an inbox can do. This is where the apps start.
3Mac and iPhone record it, write it up, book the follow-up
Included on every paid plan.
Everything else takes the meeting or takes the notes.
Ari does both, which is the only reason it can act on what it heard.
| Capability | Ari | Booking linksCalendly, Cal.com | NotetakersGranola, Otter, Fireflies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works from a plain email, no link or extension | |||
| Agrees the time with the other person | |||
| Cancel, rebook and hold in one message | |||
| Records the call with no bot in the room | |||
| Books the next meeting from what was said |
Checked against each product’s own documentation, August 2026. Granola records with no bot; Otter and Fireflies join the call.
One price. Five meetings or five hundred.
No credits to top up, no charge per action, no per-seat maths. The apps are included on every paid plan.
The first fifty subscribers keep every Premium feature at the Basic price, permanently. Applied at checkout, no code to remember.
Free
Enough to find out if this changes your week.
- 10 meetings, total
- One Google and one Microsoft calendar
- One booking page
- Zoom, Meet and Teams links
Basic
Most popularFor anyone whose calendar is the job.
- Unlimited meetings
- Three booking pages with your own URLs
- Follow-up nudges when someone goes quiet
- Holds on proposed times
- The Mac and iPhone apps
Premium
Several calendars, and a voice of your own.
- Everything in Basic
- Unlimited calendar accounts
- Unlimited booking pages, Ari branding off
- Ari writes in your tone, with your sign-off
- Day summaries, block time, clear a day
Prices in USD. Cancel or change plan from your settings at any time.
Ask Ari yourself.
The questions people actually send, answered the way Ari answers them.
Pick a question (9 left)
Ask me anything about how I work. Pick a question and I'll answer it.
The next time you need a meeting, add one address.
That's the whole change. Connect a calendar and the next thread you write is the last one you have to manage.
Ten meetings free. No card. Two minutes to connect a calendar.
New message
- To
- sarah@northline.co
- Cc
- ari@justcc.to
Sarah, can we find 30 minutes this week? Ari will sort out when.
That is the entire interface.