Find the slot once. Then go quiet.
One sealed round finds the weekday and time that holds up best across the whole term — not the one evening that happens to be perfect once.
A term, not forever. When it runs out you decide whether to go again — nothing renews behind your back.
Nothing by that name. Only people you're connected to appear here — there's no directory to search.
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Your threshold, not ours. Everybody counts the same — there's no way to mark anyone indispensable, and that's deliberate.
You name the times. We don't slide a window across the evening and hand you fifteen near-identical options.
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No weekday reaches this quorum on any occurrence. That's an answer too — it means this group can't hold a fixed slot, not that we couldn't find one.
Every weekday, including the bad ones
Swipe through the week. A weekday that rarely reaches your quorum is information, so we show it rather than hiding it.
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A figure, not a verdict. That hit rate is fine for some groups and useless for others, and only you know which yours is.
Sealed like any round: no counts until it closes, for anyone, including you.
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All {{ horizon }} occurrences are in everyone's calendar already — each in their own Cuelendar calendar, never on top of anything that was there.
And now this screen's job is to be closed. No weekly ping. Only an exception, a quorum warning, or — at most once a term — a proposal to move the series.
Week by week
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Dropping one occurrence takes one tap and tells nobody — unless it breaks quorum, in which case the organizer alone is told, and only then.
Drift, if it happens
If the slot stops holding up across enough weeks you get one proposal — “{{ driftLine }}” — at most once a term, never automatically, and never as a weekly nag. A recurring Cue that notifies you every week has defeated its own purpose.