Meet-Ting

Meet-Ting is a communication tool. Ting was an email and WhatsApp scheduling agent. Its homepage now announces the product was sold in 2026 and points visitors to three related agents: Vela, Noah and Skej.

Ting was an AI scheduling agent built to arrange meetings through email and WhatsApp instead of a separate booking interface. The people who wanted a time agreed could keep using the channels they already had, and the agent handled the back and forth of proposing slots, confirming and rescheduling. Its own site describes it as one of the first scheduling agents working in those two channels. That description is now historical. The current homepage is a farewell notice stating that Ting was sold in 2026 and is in a new home. No feature list, pricing table, sign-up flow or documentation remains on the page. What a visitor sees is a goodbye headline, a mascot illustration and links to three related agents named Vela, Noah and Skej, each hosted on its own domain. The page does not say which of them, if any, inherited Ting's users or technology, so no succession should be assumed. This listing is therefore mainly a status record. It matters to people who used Ting before the sale, to anyone who found it in an older roundup of scheduling assistants, and to buyers who want to confirm whether it can still be adopted. Based on the source, it cannot be set up as a standalone product today, and nothing on the site describes how an existing account would be handled after the sale. Among alternatives, Ting belonged to the conversational scheduling group: tools that negotiate times by message rather than sending a link to a shared booking page. Readers who want that style of assistant are pointed by the owner to Vela, Noah and Skej, which should be evaluated on their own sites for current capabilities, pricing and supported channels. Anyone comparing scheduling software should treat Ting as a closed chapter and look at active products instead.