Your week, defragmented. Conflicts caught before they become apologies, and a drafted note when you have to move something.
Google Calendar sync with conflict detection, prep briefs, and drafted reschedule notes. Your time stops getting away from you.
Time
Drafts for approvalTuesday, one conflict found
Four jobs, done before breakfast.
Conflict and double-book detection
Mustro catches collisions before they become apologies. Personal, work, and side projects kept distinct, surfaced together.
Meeting prep, automatic
Before every meeting that matters, a one-paragraph brief. Who you are meeting, what they have said recently, what is open with them.
Focus-time batching
Mustro proposes deep-work blocks based on your calendar pattern, then protects them. Decline the meetings that do not pass the bar.
Reschedule, gracefully
When you have to move something, Mustro drafts the polite note with two alternative times that actually work.
Read-only until you say otherwise.
He never moves a meeting silently
Every change shows you what it would do and waits. You confirm, or you do not.
He never invites anyone as you
A reschedule note is a draft in your Drafts folder, not a calendar invite sent in your name.
He never reads a calendar you did not connect
One Google account, connected through Google's own screen, revocable in one tap.
Time starts at the bottom. You move it one level at a time, and you can drop it back with one tap.
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Suggestions only
He flags the collision. Nothing else.
- 02
Drafts for approval
He writes the note that moves it.
- 03
Acts then notifies
Holds focus blocks, declines the obvious, undoable.
- 04
Acts within limits
Moves your own events inside rules you set.
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Works toward a goal
Protects a weekly shape, still bounded.
The same Skill, on your phone. One account, one Mustro, the same permissions on both.
Three things you should know before 9am.
The $4,820 payout landed yesterday, $720 above forecast. Four cards reconciled, one receipt still missing.
Your 2:00 pm collides with the school pickup. I have drafted a note moving it to Thursday.
Time, answered.
Google Calendar today. You connect through Google's own consent screen, and you can revoke it from there or from Mustro at any time.
Not on the lower levels. He drafts the note and shows you the proposed time. Moving things without asking is a level you raise deliberately, and it only ever covers your own events.
Yes, attendees are part of a calendar event, and that is what makes prep briefs useful. It is never shared outside your account.
It reads the calendars on the account you connect, and keeps personal and work distinct in the brief rather than merging them into one wall of time.
Let him watch the time.
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