Timed reads the room before you walk in, does the work you'd rather not, and gives you back the hours.
Early access is open · Mac
35,000
decisions a day, by the most quoted estimate.
Timed sorts the rest before they reach you, and brings you the few that matter with what you need to decide them well.
Ask about your day from the back of a car. The answer leads with the one thing that matters.
On the way home, send a voice note. It's on your list before you've parked, with what you need to know.
Timed What's my day look like?
Five meetings. The one that matters is lunch with Michael Chen at 12:30: he wants a date for the Sydney depot, and Ravi's weekend numbers support 30 Oct. Heads up: Sarah has waited 2 days for your sign-off on the margin bridge. The board pack goes out tomorrow at 5pm.
Remind me to get Sarah to rerun the margin bridge with the 30 October date before the pack goes out.
Done, "Ask Sarah to rerun the margin bridge with the 30 Oct date" is on your list, high priority, due tomorrow. Heads up: you review the pack with her at 9am, so raise it there.
Your day arrives prepared. Who you're meeting and what they'll want. Who's waiting on you. What can wait.
A board week. Today is about one lunch.
A brief, a board pre-read, a reply in your voice. Say it in plain words and it comes back finished, with where every fact came from.
You owe them one number and one date.
Q3 margin lands at 18.4%, up 1.1 points on the bridge Sarah is finishing.
The Sydney depot opens 30 Oct if you approve the lease this week.
Expect a push on freight costs. You have the answer in Ravi's August review.
The same morning, months apart. Nothing to train, nothing to fill in.
Lunch with Michael Chen at 12:30. He wants a date for the Sydney depot.
Lunch with Michael at 12:30. He'll push for a depot date, and you tend to give ground on timing over lunch. Lead with 30 Oct and hold it: Ravi's numbers back you.
Your mail, calendar and files serve you. They are never sold, and never used against you.
It never sends, books or contacts anyone unless you tell it to.
Delete everything Timed knows, from inside the app, whenever you like.
Built by the exec it was built for.
A father and son in Adelaide. Yasser uses Timed. Ammar builds it.
Early access is open.
US$200 a month
If you run a business and want your time back, Timed is ready for you.
Request early accessBarely. Sign in, choose what it may read, and within a few minutes it knows your projects and the people who matter.
No. It prepares, recommends and drafts. Nothing is sent, booked or said to anyone unless you say so.
Yes. Text it from your iPhone like you would a chief of staff, or send a voice note.
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