A calendar that works alone, plus a social layer that finds mutual free time with anyone, using just an @handle. No links. No back-and-forth.
Time being booked,
instead of negotiated.
Across the network. Coffees, tennis matches, weekend trips. The calendar shouldn’t be the friction.
Other apps share calendars. Tempo shares overlap.
No one ever sees your raw calendar. The only thing two people can see together is when their free time intersects. That makes inviting strangers safe, and inviting friends zero-friction.
Your @handle is your link
Put it in a bio, send it in iMessage, write it on a card. Tap → see overlap. No Calendly cringe.
The composer is one sentence
“Coffee with @sarah this week.” Mutual times appear underneath, ranked. Tap one. Done in three taps.
Spontaneous, when you want
Go free for the next two hours. Mutuals see your status. The first “I’m down” locks it in.
Groups without the chat decay
Set a threshold (“happens if 3+ can come”). Tempo confirms automatically the moment it’s met.
Privacy by construction
No event titles, locations, or notes leave your phone. Strangers can request once a week. Declines are silent.
Works for any kind of plan
Coffee, dates, tennis matches, group dinners, weekend trips. Same primitive, different defaults.
The schedule was
never the point.
Five very different ways to make plans. None of them require a thread.
Coffee that actually happens.
Stop the back-and-forth. Tap a time. Done.
Even if they’re not on Tempo,
they’re one tap away.
Your invite arrives as three pre-filled times by SMS or notification. They tap one. Done. The signup is hidden inside the action they were already going to take.
Maya wants coffee · Wed, 2:30pm.
Your network grows whether you invite or not.
We don’t do referral bonuses or skip-the-line tactics. Tempo just spreads through the things you do anyway: sharing your handle, inviting friends to plans, putting your @ in a bio.
A handle in a bio
Drop @yourname in your Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn bio. Anyone who taps it sees only when your free time overlaps theirs. Never your calendar.
An invite that converts itself
When you invite someone who isn't on Tempo, they get an SMS with three pre-filled times. The signup is hidden inside the action they were already going to take.
A network that compounds
Each new mutual unlocks more spontaneous matchups, group plans, and friend-of-friend availability. The product genuinely improves with every connection.
No bounties. No spam. The only invite path is the one that already feels natural: sharing a handle, planning something, making time for someone.
People who used to dread the schedule.
Click any card to bring it to the front. Drag to swipe through.
We never see your event titles.
Titles, locations, notes, attendees: none of it leaves your phone. We only ever compute the intersection of free time. That’s what makes it safe to put your @handle in a public bio.
Stay on your phone.
Only busy / free is shared, never raw.
One request per week. Silent declines.
Invisible. They can't tell.
The schedule shouldn’t be the friction.
Claim your handle in under a minute. The first thing it does is solve the next thing on your list.