Last updated May 25, 2026

Terms of Service

These terms apply when you use Sched. By signing in with your Google account or using the app, you agree to use Sched responsibly and to review scheduling changes before accepting them.

Using Sched

Sched is an AI scheduling assistant for turning plain-language requests into draft calendar events and tasks. You are responsible for the prompts you submit and the scheduling changes you accept.

Google account and permissions

Sched requires Google login and access to Google Calendar and Google Tasks to work. You can revoke Sched's Google access from your Google account settings at any time, though some app features may stop working.

AI scheduling

AI scheduling suggestions can be incomplete, incorrect, or unsuitable for your needs. Review draft events and tasks before accepting them, especially when timing, location, attendees, or deadlines matter.

Google Calendar and Google Tasks changes

Sched creates Google Calendar events and Google Tasks only after you accept or confirm them in the app. Existing Google Calendar events may be used as scheduling context, but Sched does not intentionally modify or delete existing calendar events.

Your responsibilities

Do not use Sched to break laws, abuse Google services, interfere with the app, or submit information you are not allowed to use. Keep your Google account secure and only connect accounts you are authorized to use.

Availability and changes

Sched is provided as is. The app may change, pause, or stop parts of the service, and it may not always be available or error-free.

Data, privacy, and deletion

The Privacy Policy explains how Sched handles Google login, Calendar and Tasks data, AI scheduling data, Data storage, and deletion requests. You may also delete events or tasks directly in Google Calendar or Google Tasks.

Contact

For questions about these terms or to request account deletion, contact the project owner through the Sched GitHub repository.