Privacy
The short version: we keep what you type into a meeting, for as long as the meeting is useful, and that's about it.
What's stored
- The meeting: its name, length, proposed windows, usual hours, and the confirmed time once there is one.
- Each person: name, time zone, which half hours they marked, and an email address only if the organizer typed one. Emails aren't used for anything in this version, nobody gets emailed.
- Two kinds of secret links: the organizer's, which allows editing and confirming, and one per person, which lands on their row. Anyone holding a link can open the meeting; there are no accounts.
For how long
A meeting is deleted 60 days after its last proposed window, together with everyone's answers. A daily job does it, nothing for you to remember.
What stays in your browser
Your organizer links, which row is yours in each meeting, and your theme choice are kept in this browser's local storage so links keep working for you. Clearing site data removes them; the links themselves still work.
No tracking cookies
There are no advertising or cross-site trackers. Page views may be counted with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and no fingerprinting. Creating a meeting may show a Cloudflare Turnstile check to keep bots out.
Where it lives
Everything runs on Cloudflare (Workers and D1). Request logs are kept briefly for debugging and abuse prevention; they include IP addresses, which are also used to rate-limit writes.
Deleting something sooner
The organizer can remove a person from the meeting, which deletes their answers immediately. To remove a whole meeting before it expires, edit it so its windows are in the past, and it is purged on the next daily run.