Overview
Blockit AI provides an AI-powered executive assistant that automatically coordinates meetings by using autonomous agents that negotiate times across calendars. It integrates with Google and Outlook calendars and can operate through email threads or Slack, learning a user’s preferences with natural language processing to improve scheduling. Unlike static scheduling links, its agents engage in dynamic, context-aware dialogue to find and lock in optimal slots across time zones and groups. Its goal is to reduce back-and-forth communications and free users to focus on higher-priority work, offered on a subscription basis (individual and multi-user team plans).
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What believers are saying
- Blockit raised $5 million on January 22, 2026, led by Sequoia.
- More than 200 companies use Blockit, including Brex, a16z, Accel, and Index.
- Sequoia’s 2026 endorsement signals distribution leverage and a credible path to enterprise expansion.
What critics are saying
- Calendly still dominates scheduling; Blockit must displace a familiar workflow by 2027.
- Blockit’s pricing, $1,000 yearly individual and $5,000 team, blocks broad adoption after trials.
- If agent-to-agent scheduling disappoints, customers revert to email and Slack, killing network effects.
What makes Blockit AI unique
- January 2026 Blockit agents negotiate directly between calendars, unlike Calendly’s static links.
- Kais Khimji and John Han bring Sequoia, Google Calendar, Timeful, and Clockwise experience.
- Sequoia’s November 2026 company page calls Blockit the first AI scheduling agent understanding time.
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