AI features

TimeTuna does not use AI. Nothing in the product sends your calendar, your bookings, or your guests' details to a model.

Where things stand

TimeTuna previously offered an optional AI booking page generator that drafted a page from a short description. That feature has been withdrawn, and the code and the third-party AI provider have been removed along with it. Creating a booking page by hand works exactly as it always did.

No AI provider receives your data

There is no longer any code path that sends your data to an AI provider. That includes your calendar availability, your bookings, the details your guests submit, and your account information.

Suggested time slots are not AI

Your booking page can open with a short list of suggested times rather than the full calendar. Those slots are picked by a rule you choose yourself, so the same free calendar always produces the same suggestions, and you can predict what your guests will be offered.

Choose the rule under Appearance → How suggested times are picked. The six options, and what each is good for, are described in Availability.

Why this matters for compliance

Not sending data to a model removes a whole category of question from a security or privacy review: there is no AI sub-processor to disclose, no training-data concern, and no cross-border transfer to a model host. Our GDPR checklist lists every company that does process data on our behalf.