How it works
Your availability becomes one easy link.
Connect your Google, Microsoft Outlook, or Apple calendars and set your hours. Guests only see times that fit.
30 minute meeting
Tuesday, September 8
10:30 AM
Shown in the guest’s timezone
Work calendar
Busy calendars checked first
Invitation sent
Zoom, Meet, or Teams link included when selected
From setup to booked
Four steps, then the calendar takes over
You control the rules and the destination. Your guest gets a short booking flow with no account to create.
- 01 Set the hours you want to meet
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Choose your working days, start and end times, timezone, and the buffer you need between meetings.
- 02 Make a link for the conversation
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Pick a duration, add the details your guest needs, then make the link public or reserve it for one email address.
- 03 Let your guest choose
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Your guest sees open times in their timezone. Busy events on the calendars you selected stay unavailable.
- 04 Put the meeting on the calendar
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Send invitations from your chosen Google, Microsoft Outlook, or Apple calendar. Add a Zoom link, or choose Google Meet when sending from Google Calendar or Microsoft Teams when sending from a Microsoft 365 work or school calendar.
Built around real calendars
Your working hours are only the first check
A time can appear to guests only when it fits your availability and every connected calendar marked to block bookings.
- Busy time stays private
- Guests see that a time is unavailable, not what is on your calendar.
- Times translate automatically
- Guests choose in their timezone while the invitation lands at the correct time on yours.
A slot appears when every check passes
Inside your working hours
No conflicts on blocking calendars
Enough buffer around nearby meetings
Tuesday, September 8
10:30 AM · 30 minutes
Ready to stop comparing calendars by hand?
Start with your working hours and one calendar. You can add the rest when you are ready.