Can I come in on Thursday?
Thursday I can offer:
How it works
From a question to a booking
Reads your real availability, offers times you can make, and writes the confirmed booking back to the same calendar — with your working hours and buffers respected.
- 1
Reads your free time
Live, from the calendar you pick.
- 2
Offers real slots
Only times that are actually free.
- 3
Books it
Written straight back, so nothing double-books.
Permissions
Exactly what it can — and can't — see
- Read free/busyRequestedTo offer times you can actually make.
- Create eventsRequestedTo write the booking back to the calendar it read.
Setup
Connected in three moves
- 1Connect the Google account that owns the calendar.
- 2Pick the calendar to read and write.
- 3Set your bookable hours and meeting length.
Disconnecting is one click, and it doesn’t affect any other integration.
Google Calendar, answered
Still deciding?Ask the people who build it.What's the catch?
Google only issues a lasting connection on first consent, so if you disconnect and reconnect you may see the consent screen again — we ask for it deliberately so the connection doesn't quietly expire.Will it double-book me?
No. It reads your free time live before offering a slot and writes the booking back to the same calendar.Can I limit the hours it offers?
Yes — working hours, meeting length and buffers are yours to set, and weekends can be skipped.Does it need a paid Google account?
No. It works with free Google accounts and Google Workspace.
Also connects to
The rest of the toolkit
WhatsApp
Every new lead and handover request, on your phone.
Telegram
Free, unlimited lead alerts — on every plan.
Slack
Every lead posted to the channel your team already watches.
Google Sheets
A row per lead, in a sheet you already know how to use.
HubSpot
Contacts created in HubSpot, with the conversation attached.
Microsoft Calendar
Outlook and Microsoft 365 availability, read live.
Calendly
Keep your Calendly page — the assistant sends the link.