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Pull your calendar availability in 3 seconds
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Pull your calendar availability in 3 seconds
238 followers
Pull your availability from connected calendars, with a single keystroke, within whichever timezone suits your recipient best. No opening the calendar, no timezone maths, and it handles multiple execs too. It's completely private and sits locally on your machine, connecting only to Outlook and Google.
honestly this looks super useful for scheduling across teams. one thing that would make it even better is letting me set a default working hours window per timezone, so suggestions automatically fall inside 9 to 5 rather than midnight on someone
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@utkufqkz Thank you! This is already handled - we have working hours and safety limits to ensure you're never suggesting an unreasonable time!
That is a good idea, but how do I integrate it into the email, or how do I set it up as a shortcut?
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@johnnvho Thank you! Download the app (mac or windows) - then connect your calendars. Hit CMD + Shift + A (you can change this in the settings) and go through the steps on the terminal style window!
Keychain is the right call. The gotcha we hit doing client-side token storage with no backend was Google rotating the refresh token on some refreshes, so if you don't persist the new one atomically before the old is invalidated you can lock the user out with only a full re-auth to recover. Do you handle that rotation, and do multiple Google accounts get separate keychain entries or share one?
This is the boring problem I hit every week — Calendly feels like homework for the person I'm inviting, so a plain-text 'here are my slots' paste is exactly the day-one workflow I'd want. Does it pull from more than one calendar at once (work + personal) so it never offers a slot I'm secretly busy in, and when it converts to the recipient's timezone is that baked into the pasted text or does the reader have to trust I did the math? Also curious whether the pasted times come out as plain text or clickable.
One thing that would make this a daily driver for me is a quick way to suggest a specific time slot directly in the email thread, like a one-click preview that drops the proposed slot into my draft without me having to copy paste the time block myself. Would also love it if it could auto-detect when someone references a time in an email and offer to check that against my availability.
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@tansuutlu5uei That's a great idea - perhaps even a / shortcut as you type...
Love the local-only approach for a scheduling tool like this. One thing that would make it even better for my workflow is adding a quick way to insert booking links directly into email replies, maybe with a keyboard shortcut that grabs the snippet and drops it into Gmail or Outlook without leaving the message window.
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@tarcan_hak99601 That's a great suggestion. Thank you!
Pulled my schedule in seconds without opening the calendar app and the timezone swap for my colleague in Tokyo just worked. Nice that nothing leaves my machine too.
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@brahimiperkej1 You got it!