Protect your deep-work mornings. Ship more, schedule less.
You’re running a solo company — every “got 15 min?” pulls you out of the block where the actual work gets done. ScheduleTime lives in the thread, holds your mornings, and books the rest.
How it works for founders
Mornings held. Nights cut off. Counterparties book inside the boundary.
Calendly hands your counterparty a link and lets them pick. ScheduleTime reads your real constraints — deep-work blocks, hardouts, evenings — and only proposes the windows that fit.
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Don’t drop everything for a 15-minute sync
A prospect emails “got 15 min?” — ScheduleTime replies inside the thread with three windows that afternoon, so your morning stays yours and no 9 AM “quick chat” pulls you out of a focused block.
02
Nights protected, timezones handled
A customer in another tz wants follow-up this week. ScheduleTime cuts off before dinner on your side, converts the window into their local time, and proposes three slots the conversation can actually clear.
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Hardouts honored, not negotiated
You tell ScheduleTime when deep-work ends and where the hard-out is. Counterparties pick inside the constraints you’ve already set — and the event is written to your calendar without chipping away at the buffer.
In your inbox
Two threads. Same playbook. Your day still yours.
The left thread is the morning save — an investor emails “any chance you have 15 min?” before noon. ScheduleTime proposes three afternoon windows, holds the deep- work block, and books the slot without you being pulled out.
The right thread is the hardout follow-up — a customer in São Paulo wants to lock time this week. ScheduleTime cuts off before 6 PM your time, converts the window into BRT, and books the meeting across the evening you were going to lose.
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Keep your mornings. Book the rest.
We’re letting in founder cohorts slowly. Drop your email and we’ll get you on — same waitlist as everyone else, no Calendly detour.