What scheduling tools forgot about hospitality
Hospitality used to be the default in professional scheduling. Software talked us out of it — and we forgot we ever had the choice.
The Proffer blog
Notes on scheduling, hospitality, and the work.
Short essays on the social side of scheduling, the design choices behind Proffer, and the lessons that keep showing up as I build.
Ten people sent me Calendly links last week. Here's what I sent back.
On the grassroots experiment of replying to scheduling links with a different kind of scheduling — and what it taught me about the product I'm building.
Why sending a Calendly link to a federal judge feels wrong
Booking links work great for some scheduling. They go strange for the kind that's built on respect. A short reflection on why.
Why I'm writing a blog about scheduling
Scheduling is one of those subjects nobody thinks deserves an essay. That's part of why I'm writing one.
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