Honestly, I love calendar links.
They're simple: You send a link. They book the meeting. It's great.
But when I used them with clients, I felt I was coming off as lazy, impersonal, or lacking professional courtesy. Plus, my scheduling link couldn't incorporate the variety of teammates' calendars I needed for group meetings.
So, I turned to written scheduling and Google Calendar.
This gave me the personal touch I wanted and allowed me to consider all my teammates' calendars, but it was total a pain. Typing my availability was a repetitive nuisance and doing timezone math for overseas meetings was a hassle.
That's why I created Sundial.
Sundial adds timezone tools to Google Calendar, so you can save time scheduling multi-timezone meetings without needing a scheduling link or leaving Google Calendar's powerful features.
Since 2022, when I published the first version, I have loved using Sundial. Now, I'm at the point where I can't stand scheduling without it.
I hope Sundial helps you and your team in the same way it's helped me.
All my best,
Ryland
Founder of Sundial
Save time scheduling multi-timezone meetings — while keeping all the powerful features of Google Calendar.