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The Status Quo
Most calendars assume availability is the default.
Urgency is rewarded over importance.
Silence feels like a social failure.
You are the manual filter for every request.
The Interval Shift
Intervals is a decision layer over access.
Judgment is delegated to your policy.
Routine requests are handled silently.
Escalation is the rare exception, not the rule.
You define judgment. Intervals executes it.
what intervals is
what intervals is not
- a booking link
- a scheduling marketplace
- a productivity tool
- a growth accelerator
- a way to get more meetings
two modes. one philosophy.
some are filtered. some flow through.
warm links
links you send. instant booking.
cold requests
inbound from your public page.
the 30-day shift
day 1
connect calendar. set policy.
day 7
stop explaining boundaries.
day 14
guilt disappears.
day 30
4+ hours/week reclaimed.
how judgment works
intervals does not guess who matters.
priority is defined by pre-approval and policy. no scoring strangers. no hidden decisions.
defined by you. enforced by intervals.
built for
not for
frequently asked
does intervals reject meeting requests?
no. intervals never explicitly rejects. requests may be delayed, ignored, or left pending.
will people be offended?
some will. that is acceptable discomfort. your time is more valuable than fake politeness.
is this ai-driven?
intervals uses automation to execute judgment. it does not invent authority or act clever. it follows explicit policy.
can i override decisions?
yes. you always retain control. you can revert an archived meeting request.
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