Everything it does
Share one meeting time. Everyone sees their own. Built for online 12-step and recovery meetings — free for any group, forever.
Running a schedule
For a group with more than one meeting, or one that repeats oddly.
Any cadence
Weekly, every 2–3 weeks, monthly ("first Tuesday"), every 2 months, or one-off — with matching recurrence rules in the calendar exports.
Meeting groups
Bundle a fellowship's whole schedule behind one link. The page and its preview always lead with whichever meeting starts next; finished one-off events move to a Past section.
A whole schedule at once
Paste rows from a spreadsheet, drop a CSV, or type several meetings straight in. Re-import a corrected sheet with an id column and it fixes the meetings you already have instead of duplicating them.
Duplicate anything
One tap copies a meeting — or uses any meeting page as a template — so a group with five similar meetings sets up in minutes.
Details that save a message
The things someone would otherwise have to ask you for.
Full join details
Video link + passcode, or dial-in phone + access code — the phone number renders as a one-tap link that dials in and enters the code for you.
Fellowship & format tags
AA, NA, Al-Anon and friends, plus Open / Closed / Discussion / Speaker / Step Study tags — shown as badges, in search results and on the preview card.
Staying in control
Yours to change, without an account if you'd rather not have one.
Edit from anywhere
Change a meeting from its own page, from your list, or by asking your assistant — the link never changes, so a time you already shared updates in place, preview image and all.
No account needed
Create, share and edit as a guest — your meetings are remembered in your browser. Signing in (free) syncs them across devices.
Visitors can pitch in
Let anyone with the link add their timezone to a meeting, or add meetings to a group — perfect for rotating leads. Both are switches you control.
With an AI assistant
Ask for a link in words instead of filling in a form.
AI-assistant ready
An MCP endpoint and llms.txt let AI assistants build and change meeting links for you — ask yours to "make a meeting link for Tuesdays 8pm Eastern", or to move one to 7pm.
Your assistant, acting as you
Add it to Claude or ChatGPT in one paste — a personal key means everything your assistant creates lands in your account, editable from any device, instead of coming back as an anonymous link. Keys are shown once and revocable, and an email address alone never hands anything over.
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