Routime AI is a daily planner run by an AI assistant you can simply talk to. Say what you need and it builds your events, checklists and schedules, keeps them up to date as plans change, and runs automations for you in the background.
It works with the calendars you already have — Google, Apple and Outlook — and with the AI tools you already use: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Antigravity through MCP and let them manage your plans too. Every plan stays yours to edit, share or keep private.
Bring your calendars in, connect your favourite AI tools, and pick the model that plans your day.
Tell Routime AI what your day needs — out loud or typed. It creates the events, checklists and schedules for you, edits them when plans change, and suggests what to fit in next. You review every suggestion before it lands.
Set up AI jobs that run on a schedule — a morning plan for the day, an evening review, a weekly reset. They work in the background and notify you when something is ready.
See the Google and other calendars on your phone right next to your plan, import any calendar file (.ics), and export events to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. Create your own calendars and share them.
Connect the AI tools you already use through Routime’s MCP server, signed in securely with OAuth. They can read your agenda and create or update events, checklists, schedules and goals — and they only publish or share when you allow it in Settings.
Pick the model behind your assistant — fast for quick answers, smarter for big planning. If a model is ever unavailable, Routime switches to a backup so your plans never stall.
See what is happening now with a live progress notification, get reminders exactly when you want them, and keep Routime Assistant one tap away in a floating bubble on Android.
Share events, checklists and whole calendars with friends or the world, collaborate on them together, and discover what others are planning around you on the map.
Your plans live on your device first and work offline, then sync in real time across Android and the web the moment you reconnect.
