AI scheduling apps have reached a 3-year-old's ballet class — and users can't imagine switching
juliey4 · x · 2026-10-03
A user points out that even her 3-year-old's ballet class has a scheduling app, and questions why she'd ever switch away from AI assistants managing her daily life: "it's managing so many things for me — why would I switch?" A small but telling sign of how deeply AI personal-assistant apps have embedded into everyday routines, with stickiness driven by habit rather than feature comparisons.
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