Your calendar shows 15 open slots. You want to show 3. Your invitee is in London and sees times that don't work for either of you. Type your rules once in plain English. I handle the timezones, pick the right slots, and show exactly what you want. Set up in 2 minutes, then I run.
Connect your Calendar →15 open slots. You look wide open.
3 curated slots. You look in demand.
I show everyone in the same timezone the exact same 3 slots. No shuffling, no randomness. They stay locked until one gets booked. Then I surface the next best one.
Sales prospects → one link with afternoon slots
Hiring candidates → another link, flexible hours
Investor meetings → yet another, mornings only
Someone books at 8 AM? You didn't mean to show that slot.
Calendar looks wide open? Quick, hide some availability.
Time zone mix-up? Another awkward reschedule.
You spend more time managing availability than doing the actual meetings.
One link. I figure out the rest.
Tell me your rules once. I show the right slots to the right people, in their timezone. No more link juggling.
Set me up once. I run.
“Prefer mornings for calls. No back-to-back meetings. Only 3 slots per day.”
Type your preferences in plain English. I turn them into rules that run automatically. No toggles, no dropdown menus.
Everyone sees the right times, in their timezone.
Your invitee in San Francisco and your invitee in London both get times that work for them and for you. I handle it all.
A clean page. A few curated times. Done.
Your invitee picks a time. When that slot fills, I surface the next best one. You don't lift a finger.
Enable intent capture on any event type. Invitees answer your question before seeing any slots. Their response goes straight to your AI agent, which uses your instructions to decide how important the call is — and which slots to show.
You set the rules. I give each meeting type its own scheduling personality.
Work, personal, side project. I read all of them, check for conflicts across all of them, and book into whichever one you tell me to. No double-bookings on my watch.
For every booking, I tell you which slots I showed, why I picked them, and which one your invitee chose. No black box. I'm transparent like that.
“During my fundraise, I was managing 6 Calendly links. SF investors got one link with afternoon slots. NYC got mornings. London got a third with EU-friendly times. Every time a slot booked, I'd log in and open the next one manually. Every time I had too many open, I'd close some so I didn't look desperate. I was spending 30 minutes a week managing the tool that was supposed to save me time.
I really wished someone would give me the power to set all of this as instructions for an AI to decide. So we decided to build it for the rest of the world.”
One link. Every timezone.
Different slots, both optimized for mutual working hours. Slot booked? Next-best surfaces automatically.
He set me up once. I run.
Works the same for sales calls, hiring, partnerships. Any meeting where how available you look matters.
“This is exactly what I need. Investor calls in the morning, internal syncs in the afternoon, meetings batched to minimize gaps, similar calls grouped together. I just describe how I want my week to run and it handles the rest.”
One link. Every timezone. I pick the right slots. You do literally nothing.
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