Schedulera is an AI scheduling assistant and booking platform, live at schedulera.com. It exists because most scheduling tools ask a host to change how they already work. Move your calendar over. Learn a new interface. Trust a system that does not talk to the tools you actually live in.
I built it the opposite way. A host connects the calendar they already use, Google Calendar or Outlook. Schedulera reads and writes to it directly. A booking on a public page becomes a real event on the host's calendar, with a Zoom or Teams link attached automatically when the host has that connected. No manual step in between.
The rest of the work is the part that does not show up in a demo. Contacts import so a host is not starting from zero. Review requests that go out after a booking without anyone remembering to send them. Reminder emails and, where a phone number is on file, an SMS nudge before the appointment. None of it is glamorous. All of it is the difference between a tool someone tries once and one they keep using.
Underneath, an AI layer sits behind the scheduling flow, built on Claude. The stack runs on Cloudflare Workers with a Postgres database behind it, Better Auth handling sign-in and Resend sending the transactional email. I own the whole thing: the product decisions, the architecture and the code, the same way I built favURL.
Schedulera is active and ongoing.