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Your time, booked by an agent that knows your rules.

Connect every calendar you have. Share one link, or let your agent take requests by email. Every booking checks all your calendars and your rules first. Leading a team? Book for your team members too, without seeing their calendars.

Free during the trial. Google Calendar today. Using Outlook? Join the Outlook list.

Your calendars do not talk to each other, and neither do the people booking you.

  • Work, personal and family calendars each hold part of your week, so a booking link offers times you do not have.

  • Your rules live in your head: notice, buffers, how many a day. A booking link cannot refuse a bad time.

  • A customer who needs to move a meeting emails you, and it takes three replies and two days.

What you get

A scheduling agent that knows every calendar you have and the rules you set. For a team, a booking desk on top.

Open times that are really open

Your agent checks work, personal and family calendars and your rules before it offers a time, on your page, by email, or to a team lead who books for you.

An agent that takes the requests

It takes booking requests by email and from your booking page, keeps your rules, and sends the reminders.

Rules that hold

Notice, buffers, meetings per day, hours. In a team, team minimums apply and your own stricter rule always wins.

Customers who look after themselves

Every confirmation carries a link to move or cancel. Reminders go out without you.

Every calendar checked before a time is offered.

Connect your work, personal and family calendars. Your agent checks all of them before it offers a time. A team lead sees only the open times.

Wednesday
with meet_

The meetings that should happen, happened. Requests outside the rules were refused or moved without you doing anything.

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Free during the trial period · no card needed

08:30

Reminder sent for 09:30

the agent · one hour before, by rule

09:00

Standup

you · present

09:30

Meeting · Sam

you · present

12:00

Lunch

you · actually eating

14:00

Meeting · Priya

the team lead booked it

15:30

School run

you · there

19:00

Evening

you · off, by rule

meet_ versus a booking link and a spreadsheet.

meet_

Booking a customer

Offers only times you really have, for the right meeting type, and books in one step.

Rules

Enforces your limits before offering a time. In a team, each member's.

Changes

The customer moves the meeting from the email. Both sides are told.

Visibility

A team lead sees open times only. Never the rest of a calendar.

A booking link and a spreadsheet

Booking a customer

The link offers a time your other calendar already has. You fix it by email.

Rules

You find out about a clash after it is booked.

Changes

Three emails, two days.

Visibility

A shared calendar shows you everything, or nothing.

For teams and team leads

Built for the person who runs the team_

During the trial we switch your team on in a 15-minute call. You add your team members by email. Each one connects their own calendar and chooses which meeting types your team can book. You book customers from the team page. They keep their own calendar, their own rules and their own booking page.

Set up a team●books 15 minutes with us · free during the trial period · the team lead's seat stays free
team page · live
> meeting 50 min · who is open on Tuesday?
abby 11:00 · 14:00 · 16:00
jules 09:00 · 13:00
emma not available then
> book abby 14:00 for sam reed
  abby's rules checked · 24h notice · 15 min buffer
  booked · confirmation sent to sam · abby told
> next?
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Book on behalf

One page, every team member's open times for the meetings they offer. Book a customer in, or send three options.

you see: open times only · never their other bookings
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Team minimums

Notice, buffer and daily cap for everyone. Each team member's own stricter rule still wins.

e.g. 12h notice · 10 min buffer · 5 a day
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Fair allocation

A shared booking link gives the meeting to the team member with the fewest bookings that week.

result: no one team member carries the week