Scheduling
Meetings that know where they happen
Schedule a meeting in a room on your floor, invite people and collect RSVPs. When it is time, join takes you straight to a seat in that room, so nobody asks where the meeting is.
Sprint planning
Tue 10:00 · 45 min · Room: Design Review
- Meet
- Capture
- Act
The meeting is the room
One click from the invite to a seat
A scheduled meeting belongs to a floor and a room. When it starts, joining does not open a link: it puts you in a seat in that room, in its call, muted until you speak.
- Pick the floor and the room when you schedule
- Join drops you into a seat in the meeting's room
- Invite people, track RSVPs and send reminders
Right now, or later
Start a meeting in the room you are already in
Not every meeting needs a slot in a calendar. Start one in your room right now, or schedule it ahead with a daily or weekly repeat. While a meeting is live it takes over its room, and people who arrive knock to be let in.
- Start a meeting now, or schedule it for later
- Daily and weekly repeats
- Latecomers knock and are admitted by the people running it
Afterwards
The meeting keeps its history
An ended meeting keeps a timeline of what happened in it. Record it, and the recording and its AI minutes come back with a summary, the decisions and the action items.
- A history timeline for every ended meeting
- Recordings and minutes when the room recorded
- Upcoming and past meetings in one calendar
MinutesENRegenerate
The team agreed the new pricing page goes live Thursday and split the remaining work between content and design.
Decisions
- Pricing copy ships Thursday.aligned
- Keep the annual discount at the current level.needs discussion
Action items
- Draft the comparison tableArjun · Today
- Review the mobile layoutLucía · Fri
Related
Works with the rest of the office
Can I connect Google Calendar or Calendly?
Can a meeting repeat?
What happens when someone arrives late?
Is scheduling a paid add-on?
Give every meeting a room
Schedule your next meeting in a room on your floor. Join is one click, and nobody hunts for a link.