Find the time that works for everyone.
Pick who’s coming and how long. FairlyRemote shows the best time this week, in everyone’s own clock. On paid plans it reads your real Google Calendar or Outlook.
For remote teams across timezones
FairlyRemote shows your team’s day in everyone’s own clock, finds the time that works, and keeps the early calls moving around.
No signup, no card · Works with Google Calendar and Outlook
Drag the window across the day.
Nobody counts it, so nobody notices. Six months on, it’s why good people quietly burn out.
Pick who’s coming and how long. FairlyRemote shows the best time this week, in everyone’s own clock. On paid plans it reads your real Google Calendar or Outlook.
Create puts it straight on the board. Propose sends a few times out, and everyone taps them in the order they prefer.
Proposed 3 times to the team. Everyone ranks what they can make; 1 is their top choice.
4 of 4 replied · Tue 2:00 PM leading
FairlyRemote remembers who took the last early call and leans the next one the other way. Booking links share the awkward hours the same way, and guests book without signing up.
Name your groups and choose what each one sees. People you trust see the detail; a client sees busy blocks only. Any single event can be raised or lowered.
Synced events show as busy: teammates see the hour is taken, not what’s in it.
The whole tool, with a team already in it. No signup, no card.
Free: four timezones on your own board, including yours. No card, no time limit.