Your one calendar, open for booking.

Clients pick a real opening on your public page: no account, no app to install. You accept from your inbox, and Google Calendar delivers the invite. Free forever for solo operators.

One Google sign-in, two questions, and your page is live.

Reads busy/free only, never your events Writes only to its own calendar Never a marketplace: your clients stay yours

How it works

From sign-in to booked, in three moves

01

Share one link

Sign in with Google, answer two questions, and your booking page is live. Clients see genuinely open times. Your real schedule stays hidden as plain β€œbusy.”

02

You accept

Requests land in your inbox, never on your calendar. Nothing is booked until you say yes: two asks for one slot are just two cards you pick between.

03

Google confirms

The moment you accept, the client gets a real Google Calendar invite. That invite is the confirmation: RSVPs, reminders, and Meet links all ride along. No extra apps.

Privacy, by construction

These aren't policies. They're permissions.

busy / free only

We can’t read your calendar

The app only ever asks Google for busy-or-free times: no titles, no attendees, no locations. There is no code path to your event contents.

writes to its own calendar

It touches one calendar: its own

Bookings land on a separate calendar the app creates and you own. Reaching your existing calendars is impossible by permission, not by promise.

never a marketplace

Your clients stay yours

Strangers see open slots and nothing else. Nobody gets matched to anybody. Your page is your page.

Open your calendar for booking

Live in minutes. Free for as long as it's just you. Workers never pay.

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