Cancel the calendar bill. Keep the useful part.

Set a real time, carry the details with you, and download a calendar event your existing calendar can open. No account, no seat, no monthly fee.

The small tool is the point.

The Zo Build Challenge calls for killing a SaaS by rebuilding the useful part. This one keeps scheduling deliberately narrow: details in, calendar file out.

Own the invite

Your meeting details stay in this browser until you choose to download the event file.

Local storage, not a subscription

Pick a slot

Date, time, and duration stay visible while you plan.

Add guests

Comma-separated email addresses become calendar attendees.

Export once

Get a standard ICS event that travels to your calendar.

No fake “AI scheduling.” Just a useful artifact you can use today.

Every button changes state, saves the entry, or creates the calendar export.

Make the meeting yours.

Fill in a session, save it locally, then download a calendar-ready event. The organizer field intentionally uses your own email so the resulting file stays yours to edit.

Your next invite

Save the form to create a calendar-ready event.

No local event saved yet.

Useful beats bloated.

01

It saves the schedule you actually made.

Reload the page and your local event returns, ready to amend or export.

02

It creates an interoperable calendar artifact.

The export uses ICS fields for the title, start, end, notes, organizer, and guests.

03

It clears cleanly when you are done.

Reset removes the saved event and restores the planning form. No account cleanup required.

Keep the workflow.
Lose the recurring invoice.

Build the smallest version of the product you use every month, then make it truly usable.

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