Kookal
"Hey, are you free Tuesday? What about Thursday afternoon? Actually, later — like 4?" Days of back-and-forth to schedule twenty minutes.
Kookal ends that.
Coming to the App Store — October 2026
Kookal is named after the cuckoo — the bird that lays its eggs in other birds' nests. Your schedule lives inside the phones of people you trust. When they want to see you, they open the app, tap your name, and view your calendar right there. They pick a time, send the request, and you approve or decline with one tap.
Every connection needs both people's approval. Nobody sees your calendar unless you say so. When someone connects with you, you pick the type:
You can block a connection anytime, or remove it altogether. Nothing lands on your calendar without your yes.
Pick a person. Pick a day. Set a start and end time on the familiar dials iPhone Calendar users already know. Add a short note ("coffee catch-up," "haircut at 3"). Send.
They get the request in their inbox. Approve, and the event lands on both calendars automatically. Decline, and you can send a quick message back ("try Friday instead?").
Kookal is built by Gigz-Econ Inc., an independent studio. This is our v1 launch — growing carefully with the people who actually use it. We're building the calendar we've always wanted: honest about who sees what, quiet where it should be quiet, and yours to control.