Share everything, regret everything
Send a link that shows all your free time, and it fills up. Five back-to-back 1-on-1s. Bookings dropped right where your travel time should be — your calendar never knew about it.
showhours pulls every open slot from your Google Calendar, lets you block the hours you don't want booked, and publishes only what's left — the hours you actually want taken. Your work time stays yours.
Free during beta. Guests never need an account.
Send a link that shows all your free time, and it fills up. Five back-to-back 1-on-1s. Bookings dropped right where your travel time should be — your calendar never knew about it.
The alternative: hand-picking candidate slots one by one, for every single request. If none of them work, you start over.
Protect your calendar and drown in busywork — or automate it and give your week away.
You add available slots, one by one.
It pulls every open slot from your calendar. You block the hours you want to keep.
What's left is exactly the time you're happy to give. Publish that.
Hand over every gap and your work week disappears. Block your focus mornings, your buffer around meetings, your travel — before anyone sees a thing. Your calendar fills on your terms.
Everything you published is a time you chose. Wherever the booking lands, it's fine — no more wincing at the notification.
Drafts are generated from your calendar. You carve, hit publish, send the link. Your guest picks.
Overlapping slots are blocked automatically. The event lands in Google Calendar, and with Zoom connected, the meeting link is created for you. Guests never make an account.
Everyone's yes/no sheet is pre-filled from their own calendar. Times that work for all light up.
No slots on public holidays. Just pick your country.
Profile, links, and themes turn your booking page into your page.
Calendar changed? Published slots follow. No double bookings.
Built by someone who kept wincing at booking notifications. Still being polished — and free while in beta.
Bugs and requests: support@showhours.app — we read everything.