PLANNING / BEFORE THE HELLO

Make time for
a good conversation.

A quick catch-up or a proper sit-down. Pick the time, bring your people, and keep every detail in one place.

See how a plan comes together
Oscar getting ready for a meeting with his notebook
A TIME TO CONNECTThe studio catch-up

Oscar + the team · 30 minutes

One good thing on the calendar.
A PLAN THAT CAN MOVE WITH YOU

Pick a time.
Make it work for your people.

Change the time below, add the date to your calendar, or cancel and restore the meeting.

Interactive example · changes stay on this page
Your next meetingWEEK VIEW
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The studio catch-up

Choose a good time

SRYou + 2 people
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THE TIME IS YOURS

A good reason to get together.

Set a time, keep a link, and give your people something to look forward to.

01

A clear beginning and end.

Choose the date, start time, and length together. The confirmation shows the full time range and time zone, so a half-hour catch-up stays a half-hour catch-up.

02

Your next conversation, in one link.

A meeting link belongs to the room. When you move the time, the link stays familiar. Keep it beside the purpose, agenda, and people who are coming.

03

A rhythm that feels right.

Choose a one-time conversation or mark a weekly or monthly rhythm. Export the selected date to your calendar, with the room link ready to open.

04

Plans have room to change.

Change the date or duration from your meeting details. Cancel when you need to, and restore the meeting if your plans come back around.

BEFORE YOU SEND THE LINK

A little clarity
goes a long way.

  1. 01Give the meeting a name people recognise.
  2. 02Check the date, end time, and time zone.
  3. 03Add a clear purpose and a few talking points.
  4. 04Copy the link and bring your people in.
NEXT / COME PREPARED

Give your time a little direction.

A purpose, a few topics, and the right materials. Start the conversation before everyone arrives.

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A LITTLE CLOSER

Put a good conversation on the calendar.

A little time, thoughtfully spent.

A little help getting started