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Auto-scheduling places a task on your calendar for you, finding a free slot that respects your working hours and the commitments you already have.

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Find time on a calendar

Select a task and press Cmd + F, or right-click it and choose Find time on calendar. Sonto looks at your calendar, skips over existing events, stays inside your working hours, and creates a time block in the first opening that fits. The event is linked to the task, just like dragging a task onto the calendar yourself. The block uses your default event duration — 30 minutes unless you change it.
A task being auto-scheduled into a free slot on the calendar

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Working hours

Auto-scheduling only places tasks within your working hours, so it never books your evenings or weekends unless you tell it to. Set your working hours and default event duration in Settings → Calendar. See Settings.

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Used by repeating tasks

Repeating tasks can auto-schedule each occurrence, finding a fresh opening every time instead of using a fixed time.

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Availability

Auto-scheduling (Cmd + F) is a Mac feature.

Calendar

Events and time blocks in Sonto.

Settings

Set your working hours.