I'm Free FYI

The fastest way to book a meeting without signup

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The fastest way to book a meeting without signup

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I'm Free allows for easy meeting planning: select times you are free and send the availability link to your invitee. After the invitee selects one of the green times on the calendar, you're booked! You will both receive a calendar invite via email.

Launch tags:Productivity•Meetings•Tech

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This looks promising, but I don't get how I get to the calendar view? And it would be great to have more time zones for us Europeans.

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7yr ago

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@stefanfis Thanks for the feedback! You get to the calendar view after you give your email and click "set availability" on the home page. Let me know if you have any more questions. Happy to help. :)

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7yr ago

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@stefanfis As for adding European Timezones, will definitely add it to our list of feature requests for the next release.

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7yr ago

@karthik_k1 Oh, now I got it. The slider sets the time frame for the meeting and later on I can choose the days. But when I want to offer one time slot in the morning and one another day in the afternoon, I have to set the slider from 9am to 5pm. This looks somewhat confusing to me. I'd first let the users choose their possible time slots, with the slider and then ask for name and mail just before creating the events.

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7yr ago

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@karthik_k1 @stefanfis Hi, the slider does determine the possible timeslots. Once you are on the calendar you can select times you are free in the morning / night in different days. Was this unclear / any suggestions to improve ?

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7yr ago

@karthik_k1 @scheuercharles To me it looks counter-intuitive to first select a time frame and then the days. While visiting your first page (the one with the slider) I won't get what your service is all about. Your core offering is to easily choose time slots that I would offer to people that want to meet with me. So as the very first thing I'd expect a simple view where I could choose time slots. But I only get this view after having used the slider and entered my name and mail address. Perhaps it's only me and I'm too stupid to understand. Did you do some UI tests with people who did not know your project before? Your application will only succeed when the UI is extremely simple and everyone will get it at once.

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7yr ago

The timezone on which all timezones are based is UTC (Universal Time Coordinated) and it’s missing! Apparently there are European timezones now... where? Is CET Central European Time or Central Eastern Time?

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7yr ago

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@ianmayman Hey Ian! CET is Central European Time. We are making some changes to have a user friendly timezone handling. Sorry about that

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7yr ago

@karthik_k1 Thank you. I look forward to the timezone changes, the current timezones (including CET) mean nothing to me except that they are mostly in the U.S. and between five and eight hours behind me. One thing I don't understand is why mention the start and end time before an agreed time has even been decided?! That first steps seems completely superfluous. Ideally I would like to use it show my boss when I'm available to work for the coming week. Maybe this just isn't the right app for that.

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7yr ago

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@ianmayman Hey Ian! Your feedback is very valuable to us. We are working on some UX changes. Hopefully the next version meets your needs. Will let you know as soon as we release it. Thanks again for checking it out and providing your feedback.

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7yr ago

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@ianmayman Hey Ian! We just released a better UX for timezones. Check it out and let us know what you think.

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7yr ago

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How does this compare to Calendly, @karthik_k1?

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7yr ago

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@rrhoover Hey Ryan, Thanks for checking out our launch! We think this is a slightly different use case than Calendly: users don't signup and it is more geared towards one off events. Our goal was to provide a simple and intuitive experience on both mobile and desktop. Our product can't be used as an alternative to Calendly due to the lack of features, but if there is interest and demand then we will prioritize on our roadmap and deliver more features like the group scheduling offered by whenisgood.net. For the moment, we think of this as a humble first stab at the meeting and scheduling products landscape. :)

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7yr ago

Does it have a group scheduling capability or is it simply for 1-1 meetings? I’m looking for a new tool for easy group and 1-1 meeting time scheduling.

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7yr ago

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@khw77 Hi Kimberly. Thanks for your feedback! At the moment, we have only 1-1 meetings. But we hear you. Group scheduling is coming soon.

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7yr ago

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Hi Hunters, This is our first product. (more on the way!) We were interested in building a fast and simple way to schedule a meeting with no signup required. Let us know what you think :)

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7yr ago

@scheuercharles Pretty cool and lovely design. I'd love more timezones though as it's not usable for people (like me) who do not live on the American continent. 💕

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7yr ago

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@syswarren Thanks. This made my day:) Have been admiring your work for a while. Re: timezones, duely noted.

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7yr ago

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@scheuercharles @syswarren Hi Julie, EU timezones are live now. Let me know if your timezone is missing :)

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7yr ago

@scheuercharles @karthik_k1 Thank you!!

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7yr ago

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Pros: 1. Simple to schedule and share the meeting URL to multiple invitees - 3 steps 2. No signup required 3. Absolutely free! Cons: 1. None for this use case

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7yr ago

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@karthik_k1 you're biased though ;)

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7yr ago

One point of feedback, at first I didn't realize that you can change the time slots because the options of length are up so high. Might just be me, but just wanted to pass it along!

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7yr ago

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@grahampark Thanks, will consider this in next iteration.

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7yr ago

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