Your calendar already knows when you're free. This puts it on the clipboard in one click so you can paste it into an email and move on.
Real Example
This is what gets copied. Paste it into an email, a Slack message, whatever.
Looks like you typed it. Because you decided to send it.
iCloud, Google, Outlook, Exchange - whatever you've synced. You pick which ones count as "busy" and the app figures out the gaps.
Clean, abbreviated times - "9-10:30am, 2-3pm" - not the robotic output you'd expect from a tool. Rounds to clean boundaries and skips meetings you've already declined.
Option+click to preview your output, then pick the recipient's timezone before copying. They see their local time. No mental math, no "wait, is that my 9am or yours?"
Ctrl+Shift+C while you're mid-email and your availability is already on the clipboard. No mouse, no switching windows. Configurable if the default doesn't suit you.
Plain text for email, Markdown bullets for Slack and Notion. Switch in Settings or toggle it in the preview before copying.
No accounts, no network access, no analytics, no tracking. The app runs inside macOS App Sandbox with zero internet permissions. There is physically no way for it to phone home.
Working hours, working days, default range, and which calendars count — all in one panel.
Replaces the five minutes you spend typing it out by hand.
Left-click the menu bar icon or hit Ctrl+Shift+C from wherever you are. Availability is on the clipboard.
Cmd+V into the email, Slack message, or chat you were already writing. Reads like you typed it out.
No links for them to click. No accounts for them to create. They reply with the time that works and you're both moving on.