What is Mayday?

The aIl-in-one calendar, task manager and scheduling assistant for Mac, iOS and iPad.

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Recent Mayday Launches

Mayday Your AI scheduling co-pilot

Launched on November 8th, 2023

Mayday The AI-assisted calendar that helps you make time to thrive.

Launched on April 6th, 2023

Mayday A calendar designed to help you spend time better

Launched on May 20th, 2021

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Chris Messina

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1yr ago

Mayday - Your AI scheduling co-pilot

The aIl-in-one calendar, task manager and scheduling assistant for Mac, iOS and iPad. Now with AI-scheduled Tasks and Outlook support.

Jeremy Bell

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2yr ago

Mayday - The AI-assisted calendar that helps you make time to thrive.

Mayday is an AI-assisted calendar that helps you take control of your day so that you can be more intentional with your time. Organize all of your calendars in one place, schedule your priorities at ideal times, and protect your day from too many meetings.

Jeremy Bell

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4yr ago

Mayday - A calendar designed to help you spend time better

Mayday is a new kind of calendar, built for busy people. It automates scheduling based on your True Availability, intelligently blocks out time to focus, and helps to optimize your week. Take control of your schedule and spend time in more meaningful ways.

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Reviews

Marc Wegmann

•1 review

Super promising and already a valuable addition to my daily work. Can't wait for the Outlook/iCal integration! Until then, keep up the awesome work! I'd gladly pay for this if it can keep up its promise.

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2yr ago

Joshua Patton

•3 reviews

I've had a great overall experience with Mayday, although I do believe it could use a bit more polish here and there (dragging calendar events feels a bit clunky, notifications can't be assigned on a per-event basis, I couldn't find any Search feature, and the NLP feature is being reworked). I'd say there are four aspects of Mayday that made me decide to switch to it: 1. Smart Tags: The way that I time block is by creating different types of events, each with their own properties. I can technically implement this planning system using any calendar app, but Mayday pairs much better with this system because of this feature. One such time block type is the "Hours" type that I use to indicate the hours a store I need to run an errand at is open. Since this time block doesn't represent time I'm busy, I'd like my calendar app to consider this time as "Free." With Smart Tags, I can automatically allow any event with the "Hours" tag to be considered "Free." 2. FYI Events: Continuing my first example with the "Hours" event type, I don't really need to see an "Hours" event because these events are more so for my task manager in Airtable — which has a Google Calendar integration — then for my calendar. In situations like this one, I can mark such events as "FYI Events," so they don't clutter my calendar. Additionally, I have the option to have this property automatically assigned to events depending on their tag using the aforementioned Smart Tags feature. 3. Scheduling Links: I recently became a team lead for the first time, so I've found myself having to coordinate schedules with people more often as of late. Mayday's Scheduling Links have been a great way to streamline this process, so that finding a mutually available time to meet can be accomplished in one interaction instead of several. 4. Swift UI: I love it when developers are willing to put in the extra work required to develop an app natively instead of relying on development shortcuts, such as Electron. I find that such apps tend to feel more at home on their respective platforms, which leads to a nicer user experience. For instance, Mayday, despite being a fairly young app, has both a nice Menu Bar app and widgets. If you're looking for a simple, yet elevated calendar experience and have the willingness to wait for some of the aforementioned quirks to be resolved, then I recommend giving Mayday a shot.

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1yr ago

Jimmy Hackett

•7 reviews

Love Mayday...feel special I was in on it early, and am ready to get back into it.

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1yr ago

Gustavo Guida

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•2 reviews

I was loving it, but just got a message from the team saying they got acquired! I hope they got good terms, but it sucks that I need to switch. I'm looking for a replacement native app (not web-based tool), Any suggestions?

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1yr ago

Dan Pierce

•26 reviews

I understand that it is still under development, and there are some problems such as bugs and slow operation, but I look forward to seeing improvements in the future.

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1yr ago

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