A real product tour
See relationship-aware scheduling in action.
Follow the experience on both sides of a MyCal link—from secure visitor sign-in and the right meeting choices to the host’s scheduling workspace.
For the person booking
From private sign-in to a confirmed meeting.
The visitor sees a focused, responsive path. MyCal verifies identity before revealing eligible meeting types, dates, or times.
Identity-first access
Calendar details stay private until the visitor verifies an email identity.
The right meeting choices
One scheduling link can offer different meeting lengths to new visitors, known contacts, and VIPs.
Date and time selection
Available dates and conflict-checked times are shown in the visitor’s time zone.
A clear final review
The visitor reviews the meeting, time, and contact details before confirming.
Confirmed and ready
MyCal confirms the reservation and sends the calendar invitation and authenticated email updates.
For the host
Control the experience behind your scheduling link.
The host workspace keeps scheduling, availability, private contact recognition, company context, and account controls in one place.
Secure host sign-in
Existing hosts return with their connected Google, Microsoft, or verified email identity; new workspaces remain invitation-only during beta.
Host overview
A practical home for the host’s link, upcoming activity, and connected scheduling controls.
Event types and single-use links
Create reusable meeting types or a link that disappears after one successful booking.
Schedules, overrides, and holidays
Named schedules combine weekly hours with date-specific changes and an editable regional holiday calendar.
Private contact recognition
Recognize contacts without retaining a readable copy of an uploaded address book.
Account and public profile
Keep the public host profile, default share message, plan, and account controls together.
See what powers the experience.
Review the complete MyCal feature catalog, including private contact matching, availability controls, calendar coordination, and company-aware meeting preparation.