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Share your availability in seconds — select Google Calendar slots, convert timezones, copy formatted text. Free, no links needed. Tired of typing "I'm free Tuesday at 2pm, 3pm, or Thursday at 10am..." into every email? MeetingPicker lets you select time slots directly from Google Calendar and copy perfectly formatted availability in seconds. Unlike Calendly or Cal.com, there's no link to share, no signup required for recipients, no back-and-forth. Just clean, formatted text they can read instantly. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the floating button on Google Calendar 2. Drag to select available time slots 3. Choose recipient's timezone 4. Pick your format 5. Copy & paste into your email What used to take minutes now takes seconds. 7 FORMAT OPTIONS From simple ("Tuesday, 30th at 2:00 PM EST") to time ranges, numbered lists, grouped by day, or complete email templates — pick what fits your style. KEY FEATURES ✓ Click-and-drag selection on week view ✓ Select any slot — empty or busy ✓ Automatic timezone detection ✓ Convert to recipient's timezone instantly ✓ 30-minute slot precision ✓ One-click copy to clipboard ✓ Syncs preferences across devices BUILT FOR • Sales reps proposing discovery calls • Recruiters scheduling across time zones • Consultants coordinating with clients • Anyone tired of manually typing out their availability 100% FREE & PRIVATE • No data collection • No external servers • No Google sign-in required • Runs entirely in your browser Unlike scheduling tools that require recipients to click a link and pick a time, MeetingPicker keeps it simple — just text in an email, the way busy people prefer. Install now — takes 2 seconds.
Dec 22, 2025
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