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MyDaye AI launched by three high school students to plan daily schedules

Three high‑school students—senior Avi Rao and sophomores Hansen and Holt Wilson—released MyDaye AI on Oct. 21. The conversational planning platform pulls assignments from uploaded syllabi, syncs calendar feeds (iCal, ICS) and connects to learning‑management systems such as Canvas, Blackboard, Schoology, Moodle and Brightspace, as well as sports‑scheduling services like TeamSnap, GameChanger and…

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  • MyDaye AI launched Oct 21, created by high‑school seniors Avi Rao, Hansen Wilson and Holt Wilson
  • Platform extracts syllabus data and syncs iCal/ICS feeds from Canvas, Blackboard, Google Calendar, Outlook and sports apps
  • All student features are free; iPhone app available now, Android coming soon

MyDaye’s FindTime feature compares shared availability to propose meeting windows, showing only free time unless users share more details. The service is free for students, with no subscription deadline, and currently ships as an iPhone app; Android is promised soon. The launch announcement does not disclose the underlying AI model or any independent accuracy metrics, positioning the product as a practical integration of conversational AI, document extraction and scheduling rather than a new foundation model.

Full story from Unite.AI · by Ivy Chen, AI in Education, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Three High School Students Launch MyDaye AI to Turn Busy Schedules Into Daily Plans

Unite.AI · 21 October 2026

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