A booking page and a full browser calendar that confirms every meeting in both time zones.



Cachet Calendar pairs a booking page worth putting in your signature with a real calendar in your browser. Every meeting time is confirmed in both time zones from one instant, so you and the person booking you see the same fact on the same screen.
When someone presses confirm, Cachet Calendar checks your free and busy times live in Google Calendar and applies your standing rules again. A real event lands on both calendars with a Google Meet link, and the invitee keeps a private link to move or cancel it without emailing you.
The calendar runs in any browser, on a Mac, a Windows machine, an iPhone, or an Android phone, with six views from agenda through year, drag to move and resize, and repeating events that hold their time through daylight saving.
Every time is formatted from a single moment in Coordinated Universal Time and printed in both zones on every surface, so the two of you always refer to the same hour.
Availability is polled live from Google at the moment of booking, so the slot your page offers is the slot that is open.
Say a rule once, such as keeping Friday afternoons clear or no meetings before nine, and it keeps applying as busy time on your booking page.
Agenda, day, week, month, quarter, and year show your real Google calendars, each in its own color, with drag to move and drag to resize that update the times and leave details intact.
Add required or optional questions to each meeting type. Every answer arrives in your confirmation email and on the calendar event.
Propose blocks, send personal invite links, and let a group vote Works, If needed, or Can't, with a comment thread on every proposed time.