Quick start | TimeTuna Docs

1. Sign in

Open timetuna.com/signin and sign in with Google or Microsoft. Use the same account that holds the calendar you book meetings on, since that calendar will be connected automatically.

You can also sign in with your email address: we send a 6-digit code, you type it on the same screen. Nothing to click, so it survives corporate mail filters. Note that email sign-in does not connect a calendar, so you will still connect one in step 3 before anyone can book with you.

2. Create your first booking page

After sign-in you land on your dashboard at /booking-pages. Click New booking page. Give it a name (for example 30-minute intro), a URL slug (this becomes timetuna.com/your-slug), and a duration.

Tip: Keep your URL slug short and easy to say out loud. People paste these links into chat and share them on calls.

3. Connect a calendar

Open the Calendars tab on the page editor. The calendar you signed in with is connected by default. To add more (a personal calendar, a shared team calendar), click Connect another calendar and pick Google, Microsoft 365, Zoom, or paste an iCal URL.

See Calendars for the difference between the calendar that holds new events and calendars that only block availability.

4. Set your availability

Open the Schedule tab. Set your weekly hours, slot length, and how far in advance guests can book. The defaults work for most people; see Availability for every setting.

5. Share the link

Copy your booking page URL from the top of the page editor. Paste it into your email signature, your bio, or anywhere people might want to book time with you. If you want to embed it on a website instead, see Embed on your site.

Test it before sharing: Open the link in a private window and walk through a booking yourself. You will see exactly what guests see, and you can catch issues (no times showing, wrong timezone, missing confirmation) before anyone else hits them.