One field, one tap, and you're in.
No password to invent, nothing to confirm twice. We send you a link — opening it signs you in.
We never say whether an address already has an account — same screen either way. That's not coyness; it's how we keep the fact that you exist here private.
Check your email.
We sent a link to {{ emailShown }}. It's good for fifteen minutes and works on any device.
Connect a calendar, and you never fill in a grid again.
We read when you're busy. Not what you're doing — titles, notes, locations and guests are discarded the moment we read them.
You'll choose which calendars count on the next screen. Connecting one doesn't commit you to anything.
There's a calendar I can't connect
Plenty of employers block third-party apps. Tell us roughly when work has you, and we'll keep those hours out of your plans. It costs no privacy at all.
Which of these actually mean you're busy?
Treating a holiday feed or your partner's dentist appointment as you being busy is how a scheduler ends up useless. So every calendar is set on its own.
Remembering event names is off unless you ask for it, set per calendar, and only ever shown back to you — never to another participant, in any view, under any setting. Turn it off and we delete them.
A second Google account
PlusEvery calendar inside this account is free, as many as you like. Connecting a second account from the same provider — a work Google alongside a personal one — is part of Plus.
A different provider is always free: add Outlook or an iCal feed on the free tier. And no privacy control is ever behind the paywall — this is about how much we sync, not what we protect.
Roughly when does work have you?
A coarse mask, no calendar needed. We'll keep plans out of these hours. You can change it any time, and nobody else ever sees it.
That's the last time you'll do that.
Your availability now updates itself. From here on, a plan costs you one tap — usually straight from the notification, without opening anything.
You can disconnect any calendar in one tap, and the overlaps recompute the same minute.