AI That Sorts Your Week Into Categories
Stintt categorizes calendar events automatically — meeting, focus, admin, break, time off — and learns the rules you correct.
A raw calendar export is a list of event titles. It becomes useful once every entry is classified. Stintt does that classification with AI, and it learns: correct a category once and the same kind of event lands in the right bucket next time.
- 1Import your weekEvents arrive as draft entries from your connected calendar.
- 2AI assigns a categoryEach entry is classified from its title, duration and attendees.
- 3Correct once, not weeklyChange a category you disagree with. The rule is remembered for events like it.
AI categorization, in the concrete.
- Every entry classified automatically — no manual tagging pass
- Workspace classifier: meeting, focus, admin, break, time off
- Personal timesheets get free-form labels that fit how you actually work
- Corrections are learned, so the same event type stops being wrong
- Breaks and lunch are treated as breaks, never as time off
- Honest guards: sparse or empty weeks say so instead of inventing a summary
3 steps, start to finish
No timer to start, no form to remember.
Import your week
Events arrive as draft entries from your connected calendar.
AI assigns a category
Each entry is classified from its title, duration and attendees.
Correct once, not weekly
Change a category you disagree with. The rule is remembered for events like it.
The things people ask before signing up
Google Gemini. Usage is quota-metered per account, and the free plan includes a monthly allowance.
No. Categorization works from event metadata — title, time, duration, attendees — not from documents, recordings or message contents.
Change it. The correction is applied as a learned rule, so similar events are categorized your way from then on.
No. Lunch and breaks are categorized as breaks. Time off means real leave, so your work-rate figures stay meaningful.
