Buffers
Ten minutes either side, so back-to-back calls stop being back-to-back.
Booking links
A scheduling link is only as good as the availability behind it. This one is backed by every calendar you have connected, so the slots it offers are ones you can actually keep.
Booking links are part of Pro · syncing two calendars is free for as long as you like
A booking page is a small privacy leak that everybody has agreed to ignore. Grey out enough of a week and you have told a stranger a great deal about your month. busywait offers what is free and gives no account of the rest — no titles, no counts, no shape.
busywait.ai/adam/30min
Thirty minutes with Adam
Thursday 12 March · Europe/London
Rules
Ten minutes either side, so back-to-back calls stop being back-to-back.
Nobody gets to put something in your diary for twenty minutes from now.
Three calls a day is a working day. Eight is a different kind of day.
Offer mornings to one link and Thursday afternoons to another.
Booking links
Share a link and let people pick a time. Before a slot is offered it is checked against every calendar you have connected — including the ones you would rather not mention. Nobody sees why a slot is gone.
Buffers, notice and caps
Padding either side of a meeting. A minimum notice period so nobody books you in twenty minutes. A daily cap so Thursday does not become eight calls. Set once, applied everywhere.
What we deliberately do not do
There is no notetaker, no recorder, no transcript, no assistant reading your inbox, and nothing in your calendar is used to train a model. busywait is plumbing. It has no opinions about your meetings.
Built for people with too many accounts
Consultants, contractors and fractional operators end up in four org calendars they cannot merge. Mirror each one into your own and let every client see an honest picture of your availability, and nothing about each other.
£7 a month for as many links as you need, each one backed by every calendar you own. Start by syncing two calendars for free and upgrade when you actually need to hand someone a link.