Iris vs Agree on a Time

Iris is here to assist you with everyday tasks: • Have Long Conversations: Use Iris to brainstorm, chat through your day, or explore ideas in depth. Just say what's on your mind and let Iris help guide the conversation. • Take Notes: Tell Iris to save to memory anything you want it to remember later—just say, e.g. 'Iris, remember this,’ or ‘make a note of this’, followed by what you’d like Iris to remember. Need to recall it later? Simply ask, e.g. 'What do you remember about this?’, 'Can you remind me about...’, to retrieve it instantly. • Ask Knowledge-Based Questions: Literally, ask Iris anything! ----------- Privacy & Terms of Service: https://voice.computer/privacypolicy

Finding a time that works for everyone shouldn't require a group chat that never ends. Agree on a Time makes it simple. Propose a few times, share a link, and let everyone vote — no app required for your invitees. You see the results, pick the winner, and everyone gets notified. Done. EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ How it works 1. Create an event and add your available time slots 2. Share a link with anyone — they vote right from their browser 3. See who's available when, pick the best time, and confirm Built for real life Whether you're organizing a team lunch, a family dinner, or a friend group that can never agree — Agree on a Time cuts through the back-and-forth and gets you to a confirmed time, fast. No friction for your invitees Your friends and colleagues don't need to download anything. They get a link, tap their available times, and they're done. That's it. For the organizer - Propose multiple time slots at once - Set a voting deadline so things don't drag on - See votes update in real time - Pick the winning time with one tap - Everyone gets notified automatically Agree on a Time. Because life's too short for scheduling threads.