Help
Auto-Scheduler takes the tasks you enter, each with a duration and a priority, and books them into the free time inside the working hours you set, working around whatever is already on your Google Calendar. Most questions about it turn out to be one of three things: getting the first schedule to appear, understanding why a task landed where it did, or changing something the scheduler decided. The articles below are grouped that way.
If you are new, read Getting started first, because everything else assumes you have working hours set and at least one task placed. If something specific has gone wrong, the group headings should get you to the right page faster than the list did.
For the questions people ask before signing up, rather than after, the guides cover time blocking and how automatic schedulers work in general. If nothing here answers your question, write to info@auto-scheduler.net and we'll help directly.
Setting up
Start here if you have just signed in. These two cover getting a first schedule on the board and deciding what to let Auto-Scheduler see in your Google account.
Living with your schedule
Once tasks are being placed for you, these explain what decided the order and what to do when you want to overrule it.
Billing and your account
What the subscription costs, how to stop paying for it, and what happens to your data when you do.