Built for how knowledge workers actually schedule.

Calendar-centric vs appointment-centric

ACUITY

Acuity is built around the appointment as the unit of work — a client selects a service, fills out a form, pays, and receives a confirmation. The experience is optimized for external client booking.

MALLEABLE

Malleable centers your own calendar. Booking pages let others find time with you, but the core experience is about managing your week — blocking focus time, tracking hours, and scheduling intelligently.

AI scheduling assistant

ACUITY

Acuity's availability logic is manual — you set your hours, block out dates, and the system respects those rules. There's no AI reasoning about how to structure your schedule or when to protect time.

MALLEABLE

Malleable's AI understands your calendar in context. Ask it to protect mornings, find time for a recurring task, or balance meeting load across the week — it reasons about your schedule, not just your availability windows.

Time tracking out of the box

ACUITY

Acuity tracks appointments booked and client activity. It doesn't track how your time is actually spent across the week — meetings, deep work, admin. For that, you need a separate tool.

MALLEABLE

Malleable automatically turns calendar events into time entries. See your week as a time record — not just what was scheduled, but how the hours were actually distributed.

Natural language commands

ACUITY

Managing Acuity means navigating its settings dashboard — availability windows, service types, intake forms, calendar integrations. Well-organized, but menu-heavy.

MALLEABLE

"Block the last hour of my Fridays" or "add a prep buffer before client calls." Type it once and Malleable applies it. Your calendar adapts through conversation, not configuration.