Inspiration
As a professional with a public presence and large community, I’m constantly overwhelmed by meeting requests and messages. While many are genuine, the majority are spam, unclear, or low-value.
The real problem? The volume is so high, it's impossible to vet them all—leading to burnout, missed opportunities, and a loss of valuable time that could be spent more meaningfully.
I imagined what it would be like to have a personal assistant who could intelligently triage requests, protect my time, and even help me earn from my expertise. That’s when Time is Money was born—an AI-powered secretary that filters, prices, and prioritizes inbound requests to focus only on meaningful connections, while enabling professionals to generate revenue from their most in-demand asset: their time.

What it does
Time is Money is an AI secretary that:
- Analyzes incoming meeting requests using Conversational AI.
- Determines the purpose, complexity, and credibility of each request.
- If purpose aligns with the provider's interests, it directs the user to booking page and book a slot.
- Will integrate with calendar tools and respond automatically in future to handle free and open slots
- Tracks and displays earnings from meetings, turning your time into a monetizable asset.[Demo payments right now]
The goal: more genuine conversations, less spam, and a smarter, revenue-generating way to manage inbound demand.
How we built it
- Tech Stack: Bolt.new, Node.js, ReactJS, Elevenlabs APIs, Netlify, Entri, Supabase, Resend APIs, Stripe [TBD].
- AI/NLP: Elevenlabs Conversational AI.
- Backend: Supabase CRUD and functions.
- Frontend: Dashboard for bookings, earnings, AI config, evaluation setup, and profile setup.
- Payments: Currently in demo mode, with Stripe functions disabled for demo reasons.
Challenges we ran into
- Bolt getting stuck in loops to implement a change and fixing errors.
- Integrating Elevenlabs widget and passing context data to it.
- Ensuring the AI maintains a human-like touch while remaining efficient.
- Tuning AI prompts to cover guardrails and make triage fair, not robotic.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Successfully built an MVP that auto-triages requests based on real-world inputs.
- Created a viable solution for a personal and professional pain point.
- Introduced a systematic way to monetize inbound demand without compromising access.
- Maintained a strong ethical focus on fairness and transparency throughout.
What we learned
- How to apply AI to solve time management problems in a human-centered way.
- That protecting and monetizing one’s time isn’t selfish—it’s sustainable.
- The importance of thoughtful UX in building trust with users being triaged.
- How AI and automation can elevate—not replace—human judgment when designed well.
What's next for Time is Money
- Expand triage logic with real-time data (e.g. social signals, reputation scores).
- Add richer personalization based on past interactions and behavior.
- Launch a public beta with early users to test at scale.
- Integrate payment gateways (like Stripe) for seamless monetization.
- Enhance the earnings dashboard with insights and analytics.
- Explore B2B use cases for high-volume executives, creators, and consultants.
- Integrate fully with calendar tools for auto-scheduling and follow-ups.
Challenges Compliance
- Voice AI Challenge: Using Elevenlabs Voice AI to smartly evaluate the user's meeting purpose and reduce spam for the provider. Elevenlabs Voice AI does the evaluation for you and share a summary so the provider doesn't have to spend countless hours dealing with spam.
- Deploy Challenge: Deployed the bolt.new product using Netlify and is live is the shared link
- Startup Challenge: Used Supabase for the authentication and edge functions to integrate with AI business logic and also the whole database for the product
- Custom Domain Challenge: Used Entri and IONOS to buy the unique domain that defines the problem statement "Time is money"
Built With
- ai
- bolt.new
- node.js
- postgresql
- react
- voice
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