How it works
Register as a host (coming soon)
After launch, you register with your Google account. meet reads your calendar and you choose the days and hours you accept. Busy times never appear.
Send your booking URL
By email or by message. Your guest needs no account.
Your guest picks a time
It is confirmed on the spot and lands on both calendars, with a confirmation email and self-serve change links.
What it does
Three calendars, checked as one
Connect several Google calendars — work, client accounts, personal. Free time is computed against all of them, so a booking can never collide with any calendar you keep.
A calendar that knows your itinerary
Set a date range and the city you will be in; on those dates your accepting hours run on local time. Hawaii dates serve Hawaii hours, Tokyo dates serve Tokyo hours — resolved per date, correctly, before you even leave.
Holidays, eras, and time zones
Japanese national holidays appear on the booking page as a matter of course, and dates can carry the Japanese era. Overseas guests see each hour on their own clock while you keep Tokyo's — one availability, correct on both. The timezone arithmetic is our job, not theirs.
A quiet screen
Everything decorative is gone; the calendar itself is the interface. The page is set in type weight and hairline rules, not color. A booking URL is something you send to other people — this one is fit to be seen.
Our word
No double bookings
Two bookings on the same time are forbidden by a database constraint — prevented by the record system itself, not by the screen.
Guest data serves the booking only
Names and addresses received with a booking are used to confirm and communicate about that booking. They are never passed to anyone else.
Who makes this
meet is software built by PRTL K.K., working with AI.
From concept through design, implementation, and verification, every stage of development runs with AI — and every decision is made by a person. This is how PRTL builds software for Japan's music and technology market. meet is one of the results.
About PRTLFollow the build at @_prtl.
Start with your next meeting.
We'll email you when we launch.