Driive is the scheduling platform for agent-to-agent commerce. APIs, MCPs, and structured tools so any AI agent can check availability, book jobs, route crews, and confirm appointments — without a human in the loop.
A call. A tech visit. A demo. A consultation. An install. The whole agent economy runs on time — and no one is building the rails for it.
Calendly and Google Calendar were built for people clicking buttons. Agents don't click — they call APIs, invoke MCPs, and need structured tools that return structured confirmations.
It's drive-time, crew skills, service-area zones, customer preferences, and the fifty other constraints that make a booking actually ship. That's the work. That's what Driive optimizes.
Your voice agent, your sales agent, your intake form, and your office manager should all write to the same calendar — without stepping on each other. Driive is that shared state.
Driive isn't a bet against humans. It's a bet that the best teams will run with agents on the front line and humans doing the work only humans can do.
Your agents don't need to know the difference between a Google Calendar conflict and a crew skill mismatch. Driive does.
Dot is the first agent we built on Driive. She's a 24/7 booking agent for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and roofing teams — answering calls, qualifying leads, and scheduling techs around drive-time and crew skills, while the shop owner sleeps.
She's proof that Driive works. She's also the shape of what's coming.
Answers the phone
Voice AI that books, reschedules, confirms.
Replies to SMS
Holds real conversations on Podium, GHL, direct.
Reads the inbox
Forwarded email turns into booked jobs.
Gets @mentioned
In CompanyCam, in Slack, in your shop's tools.
Pre-qualifies leads
Zone, job type, homeowner status — before booking.
Confirms the day-of
Morning-of nudges, on-the-way pings, reschedules.
You don't need to build anything. Pick an agent off Driive — like Dot — and get a 24/7 scheduler that pre-qualifies, books, and confirms for your crews.
Driive exposes scheduling as primitives — availability, booking, routing, confirmation, rescheduling — over REST, MCP, and a typed SDK. Your agent focuses on the conversation. Driive handles the calendar.
Driive is the scheduling platform for AI agents. It handles calendars, availability, drive-time routing, and confirmations — and exposes that as APIs, MCPs, and tools so any agent can book on your behalf. Dot is the first product we've shipped on it.
Calendly and Google Calendar are built for humans clicking buttons. Driive is built for agents calling tools. We also handle the hard scheduling problems calendars don't — crew skills, service zones, drive-time, and structured pre-qualification — as first-class primitives.
No. Most customers never touch the API. They hire Dot — our first agent, built on Driive — which plugs into their existing calendar and dispatch system. If you're building your own agent, Driive also ships an MCP server and typed SDKs.
Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, Apple Calendar, and CalDAV on the calendar side. ServiceTitan, Jobber, Housecall Pro, FieldPulse for field service; Salesforce, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, and Pipedrive for CRM. Messaging via Podium, SMS, voice, and email.
More agents built on Driive — starting with verticals adjacent to the trades (dental, auto, salons) — plus a public developer SDK and MCP server so anyone can build their own scheduling agent on our rails.
Driive is SOC 2 Type II in progress, encrypts all data at rest and in transit, and is deployed in US-East. Customer data is isolated per tenant. We never use your scheduling data to train models.
Start with Dot. Build the next one. Or just come talk to us about what your agents need to book.