How it all fits together
The three kinds of page, the two links you get, and what an account adds.
How each kind of page works, what's free and what isn't, and how to connect it to the things you already use. Pick whichever sounds like your question.
For whoever is organizing: what each kind of page does, and how to run one.
The three kinds of page, the two links you get, and what an account adds.
Dates or days of the week, time zones, reading the results, and locking a time in.
Rows people put their name against: times, days, things to bring, or shifts.
Yes, maybe or sorry, guests and a room limit, one question, and the reminder the day before.
The console: editing, closing, messages, reminders, downloads, copying and deleting.
A list you type once, and one regular time that suits most people for months.
A weekly schedule kept published ahead, with a link of their own for everybody on it.
Your own link ending, a PIN, your colour and logo, on a paid plan.
Ways to sign in, two-step, saving pages you made without one, and people who help.
For anybody who was sent a link.
Answering, changing your mind, who sees what, and stopping the emails.
Everything you're on in one place, your usual week, and connecting a calendar.
What's free, what's paid, what needs an account, and how long things are kept.
Free, Pro, Group and Site side by side, what needs an account, and every limit.
When pages are deleted on their own, the warning first, and what deleting removes.
The API, webhooks, and putting a page on your own site.
Keys, every endpoint with examples, errors, rate limits, and what it doesn't do yet.
What we post to your server and when, retries, and checking it came from us.
Proving the site is yours, the snippet to paste, and what changes inside a frame.
Making a page from a channel with /whenabouts, and what gets posted there.
Buying for a whole school or organization, by invoice.
What Site includes, asking for a quote, paying by invoice, and documents for a review.