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
Give it a personal key and everything it 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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