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Adaptive availability

DayOtter reads how booked you already are and tunes the times you offer - so a heavy day doesn't get piled higher and a quiet week opens up.

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Fixed working hours don't reflect real life: some days are already full, others wide open. Adaptive availability looks at what's actually on your calendar and adjusts the slots you offer - tightening on busy days, loosening on light ones - without you touching your schedule.

It stays confirm-first and rule-bound: you set the guardrails (daily meeting caps, buffers) and DayOtter keeps you inside them automatically.

Caps your busiest days

Set a max meetings-per-day and DayOtter stops offering new slots once a day hits the limit - no day gets overloaded.

Opens up quiet time

On lighter days it surfaces more of your open time, so gaps that would otherwise go to waste get filled.

Buffers built in

Automatic gaps between meetings mean back-to-back days never sneak in.

Does it change my working hours?

No - it works within the hours you set, and only decides which of those open slots to offer based on your real load.

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