Find meetings in four steps
From your first login to a fully synced feed — subscribe to the organizations and people that matter, and never dig through chat threads again.
Create your account
Sign up and get your personal Node — a calendar space for your own meetings, visible to followers you approve.
Follow your organizations
Subscribe to your company, university, agency, nonprofit, or colleagues. Only what you follow enters your feed.
Find every meeting
All upcoming sessions appear in one chronological timeline. Search public events across the platform to discover more.
Sync & stay reminded
Connect your iCal feed to Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. Get reminders so you never miss a session.
The right people see the right meetings
Every event has a visibility tier. Public town halls, internal team syncs, and confidential board sessions each get the access level they require.
Public
Globally searchable and discoverable. Open forums, community events, and public hearings — findable even without a subscription.
Internal
Visible only to subscribers of that Node. Team standups, department meetings, and member-only sessions stay within the group.
Restricted
Excluded from all public search. Invite-only access via temporary codes that expire after the event ends.
Find meetings you didn't know about
Open discovery
- Public events are indexed globally — searchable across the entire platform
- Discover open sessions at neighboring organizations without subscribing
- Browse by topic, date, or organization before committing to a feed
Protected sessions
- Restricted meetings are hard-filtered from all public API responses
- Personal Nodes are private-by-default with follower approval
- Backend enforcement — not just hidden UI elements
Never miss a meeting again
Personal iCal feed
One subscription link aggregates every meeting from every Node you follow. Add it to any calendar app once.
Smart notifications
Choose digest or instant alerts per organization. Control the cadence — no messaging-app spam.
Webhook ingestion
Teams still posting in Slack or email? Each Node accepts structured input to turn messages into calendar events.
Live status tracking
Automated state transitions move ended or canceled meetings off your "happening now" view — always accurate.
Works at every organizational level
From multinational headquarters to local committees — parent-child Node trees support infinite depth with clean permission inheritance.