SlotScout for Outlook & Google Calendar

Scheduling ping-pong ends here

Find a time that works for everyone.

SlotScout scans every participant's calendar and escalates through four checks — from “everyone's truly free” down to “one 1:1 would have to move” — then ranks slots by how little rescheduling they'd cause.

Ever tried finding a time that works for all six?

23

messages back and forth, on average, to land one meeting

SlotScout needs one tap.

*Illustrative figure for this concept demo

New meeting

김민준
Minjun · Organizer
이서연
Seoyeon
박지훈
Jihoon
최수아
Sua
정도윤
Doyun
한예린
Yerin

Optional participants don't constrain the search — slots are found for essential people only.

Duration (min)
How it reads calendars Connects via Microsoft Graph / Google Calendar API and classifies each conflict: blocker = event with no other attendees · movable meeting = all attendees are inside this invite · external 1:1 = two-person meeting with someone outside the group · fixed = anything else.

Availability scan

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1Check 1 · All participants free
A slot where all essential calendars show free.
Queued
2Check 2 · Treat solo blockers as flexible
Also count slots where the only conflicts are self-booked focus/blocker events.
Queued
3Check 3 · Movable meetings within the group
Also count slots where 2+ invitees are in another meeting together — they can move it jointly.
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4Check 4 · 1:1s with people outside the group
Also count slots where invitees sit in an external 1:1 that could be rescheduled.
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No scan yet
Pick a time window and tap Find a time.
Escalation logic The scan stops at the first check that yields at least one slot; deeper checks stay one tap away. Check-3 slots beat check-4 slots: when the conflicting meeting is held entirely within the invite group, moving it needs no outside party.