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Announcing Lindy's CC scheduling — my single favorite Lindy use case. CC [email protected] on any thread. It finds a time, handles the back & forth, and sends the invite. Live now:

187,978 views • 7 days ago •via X (Twitter)

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Alejo's profile picture
Alejo7 days ago

Great launch, that’s literally how it goes when you’re trying to agree on a time for a meeting 😂

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

haha yeah. thanks, Alejo!

Jason's profile picture
Jason7 days ago

So good 😂

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

thanks, Jason!

Aakash Verma's profile picture
Aakash Verma7 days ago

I love this! It seems like a lot of my accidental ghosting happens when we’re just chatting back and forth before anything becomes official.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

haha yeah, that sounds about right. thanks, Aakash!

Katyayani Shukla's profile picture
Katyayani Shukla7 days ago

I’ve been testing it and honestly forgot I had a call scheduled because I never had to manually check my calendar

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

glad to hear it!

PARSA's profile picture
PARSA7 days ago

Just CC Lindy & forget the scheduling headache

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

🚀

Amira Zairi's profile picture
Amira Zairi7 days ago

The launch video is so fun, Indy really feels like part of the team 😭

Parul Gautam's profile picture
Parul Gautam7 days ago

Love how simple this is. Just CC Lindy and move on.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

yep, that's the best part about it. takes it off your mind

Markandey Sharma's profile picture
Markandey Sharma7 days ago

Scheduling should have been this easy years ago.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

agreed, at least it is now

Vipin Gautam (Viipin I Gautam)'s profile picture
Vipin Gautam (Viipin I Gautam)7 days ago

i hate scheduling back-and-forth, so this is right up my alley.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

glad to hear it, Vipin! try it out:

Vipin Gautam (Viipin I Gautam)'s profile picture
Vipin Gautam (Viipin I Gautam)7 days ago

Here we go🔥

Ori Mannheim's profile picture
Ori Mannheim7 days ago

CC Lindy !!!

Usman's profile picture
Usman7 days ago

Small surface area with massive daily impact

Atul Kumar's profile picture
Atul Kumar7 days ago

This is the kind of AI automation that actually feels magical. No scheduling ping-pong, just done.

Ihtesham Ali's profile picture
Ihtesham Ali7 days ago

Now I don't have think about when to schedule things. I can just ask Lindy. Loved it. This feature is what I actually wanted.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

100%. AI agents are already much better than humans at scheduling

Robin Delta's profile picture
Robin Delta7 days ago

felt personally called out by this video lol

Givardani's profile picture
Givardani7 days ago

scheduling, even with a calendly link is tedious. love copying in lindy to take care of it.

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tim waldin7 days ago

cc [email protected] find time for us to build agi pls

Manish Kumar Shah's profile picture
Manish Kumar Shah7 days ago

Love this launch video! “Just CC Lindy” makes scheduling feel so much easier. Excited to try it 👀

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

thanks, Manish! do share if you have any feedback

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Edward Frank Morris 🦇7 days ago

Far easier to just CC Lindy in and it also looks WAY more professional and impressive. No one actually likes scheduling links at this point.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

thanks, Edward! try it out:

Haneen Azhar's profile picture
Haneen Azhar7 days ago

lfg! it's a pretty trivial thing but it takes up sm space in my head every time

Mushfiq Sajib's profile picture
Mushfiq Sajib7 days ago

I actually like this video. This is truly pretty creative.

Santiago's profile picture
Santiago7 days ago

Make this work with @heyhey , please

AI_Explorer's profile picture
AI_Explorer7 days ago

I book maybe 15 calls a week and every one of them costs me three emails. Not anymore.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

exactly. let Lindy take that off your plate:

Chidanand Tripathi's profile picture
Chidanand Tripathi7 days ago

bro this video is way too accurate for my inbox right now 😭

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

here's your fix:

Arti Shah's profile picture
Arti Shah7 days ago

This video makes the whole idea click instantly. Love how simple the workflow feels.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

thanks, Arti!

Vadim's profile picture
Vadim7 days ago

Who did this launch video? 🔥

Aaliya's profile picture
Aaliya7 days ago

Just CC Lindy and let it handle the whole thing.

Morteza's profile picture
Morteza7 days ago

Lindy makes scheduling so easy, I love that

Sripathi Teja's profile picture
Sripathi Teja7 days ago

This makes scheduling so much simpler.

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Alexander Inspira IA7 days ago

The fluidity of not even having to leave the mail thread for the tool to do the dirty work is brutal. Congratulations on the launch!

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

thanks, Alexander! try it out:

Jamik's profile picture
Jamik7 days ago

cc-ing a thread and getting the invite back is the whole job. the back and forth is what kills me

Rajesh Agarwal's profile picture
Rajesh Agarwal7 days ago

Just CC Lindy and let it sort it out. Love that.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

thanks, Rajesh!

Alex Nguyen's profile picture
Alex Nguyen7 days ago

Congrats on the launch! This will be super useful for my AI workflows. 👏

Akansha Khandelwal's profile picture
Akansha Khandelwal7 days ago

Really liked this launch video. The workflow is explained so clearly, especially the part about CC’ing Lindy in the thread.

Adam Dittrich's profile picture
Adam Dittrich7 days ago

Oh loving this so so lindy then those knows my preferences of how i want to schedule meeting right?

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

Yes sir

Adam Dittrich's profile picture
Adam Dittrich7 days ago

🫡 Thank you, sir. I love this way much moew than slack.

Marco | IA's profile picture
Marco | IA7 days ago

That Lindy takes control of the flow and closes the appointment alone saves time and a huge mental load.

Flo Crivello's profile picture
Flo Crivello7 days ago

100%. love that it takes it off your mind

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