AgreeTo

Scheduling a meeting is more complex than sending a link

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424 followers

Scheduling a meeting is more complex than sending a link

5.0•3 reviews•

424 followers

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Scheduling links work well in certain situations. But they fall short when a meeting is high-stakes, complex to set up, or is a socially nuanced dance. Share your availability in plain text and strike the right balance between efficiency and automation.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Productivity•Calendar

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AgreeTo

Maker

Hey Product Hunt 👋 @Richard and @burak_gavas and I couldn’t be more excited to launch AgreeTo today!! 🎉 Just to be clear: We are not 3 grumpy, old men shouting at Scheduling Links 😄 We get that they are efficient and come in handy in different situations. But we also realized that there are many situations in which we don’t like to use scheduling links. That’s why we decided to build AgreeTo: A Chrome extension that allows you to easily share your availability from anywhere. Demo Video: https://youtu.be/PiIkINtclyo Our main features 📆 Connect all of your calendars in a single place 👥 See when your colleagues are available 🕔 Select multiple time zones 🌎 Translate your availability into different languages ❎ Create holds in your calendar What we are currently building ✏️ Formatting configurator to adjust the snippet to your taste 📚 Template Manager 📢 AgreeTo for Outlook (please get in touch should you be interested 📥) Special Discount for PH community 🚨 Only Today: Use our discount code PH50 and get 50% off the yearly plan🚨 What features are you currently missing? What do you like? We would love to hear your feedback! 🙏 Cheers ✌️ Philipp, Richard, and Burak

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3yr ago

AgreeTo

Maker

@justin_govy just created a Demo: https://youtu.be/PiIkINtclyo Let me know what you think :)

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3yr ago

@richard @burak_gavas @phil_schwengel I like it. Congrats on the launch!

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3yr ago

@phil_schwengel Demo helps a lot. Brings it home for me. One more question. Is it possible for the recipient to then book one of those times? This def solves the up front back and forth but it would save me SO much time if the recipient could then click one of those times and it automatically sets up the invite. You may have already thought about this but wanted to share some additional user feedback!!

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3yr ago

AgreeTo

Maker

@justin_govy that's definitely something we consider! If you don't mind, I would share a demo with you to get your feedback :)

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3yr ago

@phil_schwengel happy to help! It's a great idea

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3yr ago

UnInbox

I am tired of "Here is my calendar, put some time" and Richard and the team are doing something I am quite intrigued by! Looking forward to see how they take the product forward, and to be a power user of it!

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3yr ago

Cal.com

Maker

@denislav_jeliazkov Exactly why we built this. Will keep you in the loop.

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3yr ago

BlogMaker

@denislav_jeliazkov @richardpoelderl Congrats, Richard! Looks great so far. Seeing when others are available before we send our calendar link would be a game changer.

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3yr ago

Papermark

Amazing job you guys doing! @richardpoelderl Just copied some time to book my meetings! Fast and easy! Are you planning to have also the app separately?

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3yr ago

Cal.com

Maker

@iuliia_shnai Thanks, Iuliia. We're not planning to have a separate app. We like to manage our booking slots right inside Google Calendar instead of in a separate app. If you add AgreeTo to your Google Workspace subscription you get all the scheduling niceties as an add on. :)

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3yr ago

Papermark

@richardpoelderl Great approach! Very easy to use.

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3yr ago

Further

Congratulations with the launch! Can you give more information on which calenders AgreeTo works in sync with? I'd love to try the product.

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3yr ago

AgreeTo

Maker

@lara_tankal Thank you! Currently, you can connect Google and Microsoft calendars in a single place. If you need other integrations, please let us know! :)

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3yr ago

Congratulations on the launch guys. This seems interesting. Would this be able to pick up free time on calendar automatically instead of having to drag and select available times?

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3yr ago

AgreeTo

Maker

@abhishek1846 That's a great question. We currently don't support it, but we could definitely build it. Could you explain to me a bit better what the use case would be or how you'd like it to work? E.g. "give me all available times between 8am-5pm for the next 3 working days?"

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3yr ago

@phil_schwengel Something like that. Generally what I've encountered is to look for 30-60 minute blocks on a certain day and then share it with someone. But yes searching for a certain time block on a number of days could be helpful as well

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3yr ago

Kittl

Congrats on the launch! I love the updated Chrome version. Glad to see it live. When do you plan to drop the Outlook integration?

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3yr ago

Cal.com

Maker

@jan_beisheim Hi Jan, we're currently going through Microsoft's review process for the Outlook Add-In. There are some legacy Internet Explorer quirks we have to iron out before we can publish it. We will let you know once we're through.

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3yr ago

Really smart way to handle scheduling. I tend to not like just sending a scheduling link because it puts the work on the other person. When it's someone who may be a big client or investor, that matters. Once you sync calendars, do you just copy/paste the snippet into an email or does it automatically send an email to the recipient? Is there a demo video? Congrats on the launch!!

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3yr ago

AgreeTo

Maker

@justin_govy Great question! I just created a demo for you in this second: https://youtu.be/PiIkINtclyo Looking forward to year feedback :)

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3yr ago

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