Takweem is an AI-first calendar. Ask in plain language, or by voice, to find time, move meetings or protect focus. You see every change before it counts: requests that only touch your own time are applied at once with Undo, and anything involving other people waits for your approval. It adapts when plans change, holds a weekly focus goal, and offers team availability and booking links where AI picks the best time. Integrates with Google Calendar — Outlook coming soon.
I wanted a calendar I could talk to the way I'd talk to a good assistant: "find 45 minutes with Priya and Daniel this week", "block Thursday 5 to 6 for the board deck", "move my 1:1 to tomorrow morning". Most AI calendars either only suggest, or act without telling you. Takweem does this:
• Shows the change first. Proposed times appear on your week with the reason they fit. • Acts on your time, asks about everyone else's. A clear request that only touches your own calendar is applied straight away with Undo. Anything with guests waits for your approval. • Adapts. When a colleague moves a meeting onto your focus block, it proposes where the focus goes instead. • Protects focus. Set a weekly focus goal and it holds the hours, moves them when real meetings land, and adds a break after long stretches of calls.
You can also just talk to it: voice is built in. There's a dashboard with a daily brief, team availability, and booking links where the AI marks the best times for your guest. It integrates with Google Calendar, with Outlook coming soon, and supports multiple languages.
The free plan has every feature. I'd love to hear what you'd ask it first.
the "applied at once vs waits for approval" split is the right instinct, that's basically the same line Incredible's maker described to me earlier today for a completely different kind of agent. curious where you draw it for the fuzzy middle though - moving my own 1:1 with someone technically touches their calendar too, even though I'm the one who asked and it's framed as "my meeting." does that count as guest-touching and wait for approval, or own-time and go straight through with Undo?
About Takweem AI on Product Hunt
“The AI calendar that makes room for your most important work”
Takweem AI launched on Product Hunt on October 7th, 2026 and earned 63 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #42 on the daily leaderboard. Takweem is an AI-first calendar. Ask in plain language, or by voice, to find time, move meetings or protect focus. You see every change before it counts: requests that only touch your own time are applied at once with Undo, and anything involving other people waits for your approval. It adapts when plans change, holds a weekly focus goal, and offers team availability and booking links where AI picks the best time. Integrates with Google Calendar — Outlook coming soon.
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Takweem AI was hunted by Mohammad Osama Khdir. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Mohammad Osama Khdir
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm MOK, and I built Takweem.
I wanted a calendar I could talk to the way I'd talk to a good assistant: "find 45 minutes with Priya and Daniel this week", "block Thursday 5 to 6 for the board deck", "move my 1:1 to tomorrow morning". Most AI calendars either only suggest, or act without telling you. Takweem does this:
• Shows the change first. Proposed times appear on your week with the reason they fit.
• Acts on your time, asks about everyone else's. A clear request that only touches your own calendar is applied straight away with Undo. Anything with guests waits for your approval.
• Adapts. When a colleague moves a meeting onto your focus block, it proposes where the focus goes instead.
• Protects focus. Set a weekly focus goal and it holds the hours, moves them when real meetings land, and adds a break after long stretches of calls.
You can also just talk to it: voice is built in. There's a dashboard with a daily brief, team availability, and booking links where the AI marks the best times for your guest. It integrates with Google Calendar, with Outlook coming soon, and supports multiple languages.
The free plan has every feature. I'd love to hear what you'd ask it first.