Your real availability
Check one calendar or many, apply buffers and notice rules, and show only times that genuinely work.
Share one thoughtful booking page. timeInvite checks your real calendar, confirms every visitor’s email, and sends a proper invitation—with Google Meet or Microsoft Teams ready to go.
No card required by default. Cancel anytime.
Everything between “let’s talk” and the conversation itself is handled with care.
Check one calendar or many, apply buffers and notice rules, and show only times that genuinely work.
Email codes reduce fake bookings before anything is added to your calendar.
Generate a fresh Google Meet or Microsoft Teams link for every appointment.
Visitors can securely reschedule or cancel, while you choose instant booking or approval.
A simple flow for guests, with thoughtful controls behind the scenes.
Sign in securely with Google or Microsoft and choose which calendars affect availability.
Choose hours, duration, spacing, buffers, notice, approval mode, and reminders.
Send your personal URL. Guests choose a time, verify their email, and receive the invitation.
timeInvite turns that availability into a booking experience people will actually enjoy.
Choose your trial planClear answers about availability, calendar connections, verified guests, and the booking experience.
A calendar booking app removes the email and phone tag involved in finding a meeting time. TimeInvite shows only the times that fit your rules and current calendar commitments, verifies the guest, and sends the invitation so you can spend more time serving customers.
TimeInvite is a calendar-aware scheduling service for people and teams that use Google Calendar or Microsoft 365. You configure when and how people may meet with you, then share a personal booking link that handles scheduling and invitations.
TimeInvite combines the working hours, meeting duration, buffers, minimum notice, booking horizon, and date overrides you configure with busy periods from your connected calendars. A time appears to guests only when all applicable rules allow it.
Yes. TimeInvite supports Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 through their secure authorization systems. Confirmed meetings can be written to the destination calendar you select, without asking you to share your calendar password.
TimeInvite checks configured calendars before showing availability and checks the selected time again during booking. It also places a temporary hold while the guest verifies an email address, helping prevent two people from claiming the same opening.
Yes. You choose one destination calendar for new invitations and may select additional calendars that should block availability. The number of calendars that can be checked depends on your TimeInvite plan.
No. A guest opens your public booking page, chooses an available time, provides the requested details, and verifies the email address used for the booking. No TimeInvite password or organizer account is required.
Email verification helps confirm that the guest can receive the invitation and reduces accidental, mistyped, and automated bookings. TimeInvite completes this check before creating the final calendar event.
Yes. When video meetings are enabled and supported by the connected provider, TimeInvite can request a unique Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meeting location for the confirmed calendar event.
Yes. Each booking includes a secure management link. Subject to the change cutoff you configure, the guest can use that link to cancel or choose a new available time while TimeInvite keeps the provider calendar synchronized.