When every panelist works somewhere different, no single company's calendar tool can see everyone at once.
A moderator is organizing a 30-minute panel with speakers from five different companies — none of whom share a calendar system, and none of whom want to create an account just to find a time. So the moderator builds a manual grid in an email: four candidate time slots, one row per person, 'please fill in your availability below.' Four days and six reply-alls later, two rows are still empty, and one speaker's assistant has to step in to reconcile the mess. This happens every time a meeting has more than one host — panels, group interviews, cross-company syncs, advisory calls.
Riverli fixes it with one link:
Every co-host connects their calendar once, and the guest only ever sees the times where everyone is actually free.
"Please fill in your availability below"
6 reply-all emails, still 2 rows empty
4 days and counting, no meeting booked
One link, all co-hosts connect calendars
Guest only sees slots everyone can do
Booked in under a minute, no account needed
No credit card. No account needed for guests or co-hosts.