01
Set the context.
Working hours, calendar availability, and a Google Calendar connection provide a foundation for scheduling. Booking links give people a way to find time.
A working window that reflects when you actually want to meet.
Private development preview
Make time.
Keep control.
Meet TimeAgree: a scheduling workspace for turning “when works for you?” into a clear next step.
TimeAgree is in private development preview.Public registration is not open yet. Visit the product site for its current preview information.
TimeAgreeIllustrative workflow
1 A request in your own words
“Find 30 minutes for a project catch-up next week.”
2 A proposal to review
Project catch-upDraft
- Proposed time
- Thu · 2:00–2:30 pm
- Duration
- 30 minutes
Ready for your review. Nothing saved yet.
01 /A more considered scheduling flow
From a request
to a reviewed draft.
Conversational help should make a task easier to understand. Your review remains part of the process.
02
Describe the need.
Use a conversation to draft a meeting or an availability change. A request becomes a proposal you can inspect, rather than an action you have to reconstruct.
“Draft a 30-minute catch-up for next week.”
03
Review, then save.
Check the proposed details before saving a change. The draft is a starting point for your decision; it does not mean a meeting has been autonomously scheduled.
Check the time and duration before committing the change.
02 /Inside the workspace
The practical
pieces, together.
- Booking links & working hours
- Give scheduling a clear starting point and define the windows that work for you.
- Calendar availability
- Work with availability and a Google Calendar connection in the scheduling workspace.
- Conversational drafts
- Turn meeting and availability requests into proposed changes for review before saving.
- Connected assistants
- Authenticated MCP tools let connected assistants work with TimeAgree’s scheduling capabilities. Proposed changes still call for your review.
03 /The current chapter
Get to know
TimeAgree.
The public product site explains the current preview. If you have a question, feedback, or a potential partnership in mind, we’d like to hear it.