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A booking link that asks first.
Share your availability without handing over your calendar. Every request waits for your yes — so the meetings that land are the ones you actually agreed to.
No card required · Your calendar stays private
The difference
The same Tuesday, twice.
An open booking link fills your day in the order requests arrive. A reviewed one fills it in the order you decide.
Open link
Whoever books first, wins
- 07:30Intro callBooked overnight
- 09:00Standup
- 09:30Vendor demoNo context given
- 10:00Design review
- 10:30Recruiter callStraight after
- 11:00Partnership intro
- 12:30Lunch, at your desk
- 13:00Sync about the sync
Eight meetings. Two you would have declined. No gaps.
Schedulely
Whoever you say, when you say
- 09:00Standup
- 09:30Focus block
- 11:00Design reviewYou approved this
- 11:45Buffer
- 12:30Lunch, away from the desk
- 14:00Partnership introYou approved this
- 15:00Focus block
Four meetings, all approved. Three hours of unbroken focus.
“The meeting I most needed to decline was the one that got booked while I slept.”
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Set your hours
Working hours, buffers between meetings, how much notice you need, and how far ahead anyone can book.
Share one link
A page per meeting type. Guests see only the times that genuinely work, in their own time zone.
Approve, or don't
Requests queue up for review. Confirm the ones that matter and decline the rest without an awkward email.
Protection you don’t have to think about.
- No double bookings, ever
- Two people requesting the same slot at the same moment cannot both get it. The guarantee lives in the database, not in hopeful code.
- Time zones that hold up
- Availability is stored as your local hours, so 09:00 stays 09:00 through every daylight saving change — on both sides of the call.
- Requests that expire
- An unanswered request releases its slot instead of quietly blocking your calendar forever.
Keep the link. Keep the veto.
Set it up in a few minutes and share your first link today.