Beck is an AI-native calendar for iPhone. One sentence — typed, spoken, or snapped from a photo — and the event is drafted, checked against your day, and waiting for your tap.
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Apple Calendar is a grid for displaying time. Beck is a conversation for managing it — say what you want, see the draft, tap confirm.
One sentence is enough. Or drop in a photo of the flyer, the email, the text thread — Beck reads it.
Title, attendee resolved from your contacts, suggested venue, conflict check — all laid out as a card.
One tap and it's on the calendar. Nothing is ever written without your say-so — that's the contract.
Beck reads every calendar already connected to your iPhone — nothing to install, nothing to migrate.
iCloudGoogleOutlookExchangeFastmailYahooA flyer on the fridge. A whiteboard after a meeting. A screenshot of a text thread. Beck reads the image, extracts every event, and lines them up for your review before writing a single one.
Create, reschedule, or cancel by typing the way you'd ask a capable assistant. “Move my 3pm to Friday morning.” “Find 30 minutes with Alex this week.” Beck handles the mechanics.
Beck checks your day before proposing anything — and when things really do collide, it offers the next free slot instead of a red warning bar. Never a silent write.
One message, once a day. What's on, what to prep, where you need buffer. Silent on quiet days — the best calendar is the one that respects empty space.
Lighter day. Three things, two back-to-back this afternoon — want 15 minutes of buffer after?
Paste or record. Beck transcribes on-device and links the notes to the event, so next week when you ask “what did we decide?” it actually knows.
Your calendar is as private as your contacts. Nothing is sold, nothing trains AI, and nothing lands on your day until you tap confirm. That's the deal.
Every create, edit, and delete surfaces as a card. You see the draft before it touches your calendar.
Beck never trains on your calendar, your chats, or your notes.
Chat history, meeting notes, and transcripts stay local. Only the current message travels so the AI can answer it — and it isn't retained after.
Beck is a subscription because it runs on real compute every time you talk to it. The trial is long enough to put it through a few real days — which is the only way to know.
Free for 3 days. Cancel in Settings any time before — no charge.
Yes — and with iCloud, Exchange, Fastmail, Yahoo, and anything else already connected to your iPhone's Calendar app. Beck reads through the system, so if your iPhone sees it, Beck sees it. Direct Google integration (for richer free/busy across attendees) is coming in 1.5.
Only the current message — your request plus the relevant calendar context — leaves your phone to be answered. Your chat history, meeting notes, and transcripts stay local. Nothing is retained after the request, and nothing is ever used to train AI.
Of course. Beck writes to the same calendars Apple Calendar reads from — so anything you schedule in Beck shows up in Apple Calendar, and vice versa. Use whichever fits the moment.
Nothing, until you tap confirm. Every proposed create, edit, or delete is a card — you see the diff before anything changes. Tap edit to correct the draft, or cancel to drop it; Beck learns from the correction in the thread.
Not yet. Beck is native Swift, built tightly against EventKit, Contacts, and VisionKit. Android is on the roadmap once iPhone feels right.
Take a photo, pick from your library, or use the multi-page scanner. Beck reads every event out of the image and hands them back as a batch review sheet — you pick which ones to keep before anything lands on your calendar.
