What is the core function of Yoya?
Yoya is a scheduling assistant designed specifically for AI agents to book meetings. It allows users to share a single link where guests can chat or speak with Yoya, and agents book meetings over MCP, with the event landing on the user's calendar along with a brief. (Evidence: homepage.main_text, homepage.h1)
What problem does Yoya solve for its users?
Yoya eliminates the back-and-forth about scheduling, timezones, and guest details. It provides a single booking link that handles guest conversations, agent-driven bookings, and automatically sends calendar invites with a prepared brief, streamlining the entire meeting coordination process. (Evidence: homepage.main_text)
Who is the target user for Yoya?
Yoya is for individuals or professionals whose calendar is a bottleneck, and for those using AI agents for scheduling. The product is positioned as a tool for people who want to delegate meeting coordination to AI agents while maintaining a professional booking experience for their guests. (Evidence: homepage.main_text)
What key features does Yoya offer?
Yoya offers several meeting types with separate hours, automatic creation of Meet or Zoom links, times in each guest's timezone, email invites and confirmations, built-in reschedule and cancel functionality, and a pre-meeting brief summarizing the guest and meeting purpose. It is also bookable by any AI agent over MCP. (Evidence: homepage.main_text)
What are the pricing options for Yoya?
Yoya has a Free tier and a Pro tier priced at $12 per month. The Free tier includes one booking link, 10 bookings per month, and basic meeting features. The Pro tier adds unlimited links and bookings, 60 minutes of voice booking, guest LinkedIn background, and removal of Yoya's badge. (Evidence: homepage.main_text)
What category is Yoya classified in?
Yoya is classified in the 'Documents & Meetings' category. The classification is based on its function as a scheduling assistant for AI agents to book meetings and manage calendar invites. (Evidence: taxonomy)