> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.sonto.app/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Auto-schedule > Let Sonto find an opening on your calendar for a task Auto-scheduling places a task on your [calendar](/reference/calendar) for you, finding a free slot that respects your working hours and the commitments you already have. ## 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 ## 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](/reference/settings). ## Used by repeating tasks [Repeating tasks](/reference/repeating-tasks) can auto-schedule each occurrence, finding a fresh opening every time instead of using a fixed time. ## Availability Auto-scheduling (Cmd + F) is a **Mac** feature. ## Related Events and time blocks in Sonto. Set your working hours.