Share availability
Answering "when are you free?" normally means reading your own calendar and typing the gaps out by hand. KashCal does that part. Pick how far ahead to look and what counts as your working hours, and it writes out your free blocks as plain text you can paste into any chat.
Open the account hub by tapping the avatar in the top-right corner, then tap Share availability.
Setting the window
Two controls shape the answer:
- Window: how many days ahead to look, from 1 to 14. The default is 7. Below the slider, Through <date> names the last day you've included, so you don't have to count.
- Working hours: the span of each day to consider, shown as a strip of the whole 24 hours with your hours highlighted and the rest dimmed. Drag either end; it moves in half-hour steps. The default is 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and the caption reads out the length ("8 hour window"). The span can't be shorter than an hour.
There's also All-day events as busy. It's off by default, so a birthday or an out-of-office marker doesn't wipe out your whole day. Turn it on and any day covered by an all-day event drops out of the summary entirely.
Your choices are remembered, so the sheet opens the way you left it.
What gets counted
KashCal looks at events in the calendars you currently have visible, which means you control the answer by toggling calendars in the navigation drawer. Hide your work calendar and you're sharing your personal availability. Synced calendars and device calendars both count, as long as they're showing.
- Events marked as free rather than busy don't block a slot.
- Only gaps of an hour or more are offered, so you don't send someone a list of fifteen-minute slivers.
- Today is trimmed to now, so you never offer a time that has already passed. If the rest of today falls outside your working hours, today drops out.
The result
A preview appears in the sheet as a chat bubble, showing exactly what the other person will see:
Free over the next 7 days (9:00 AM – 5:00 PM):
Mon Jul 27: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Tue Jul 28: 11:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Shared from KashCal
Days with no free time are left out rather than listed as empty.
Tap Share to hand it to the Android share sheet, so it goes wherever you send things: a message, an email, a note to yourself. It's plain text, so there's nothing for the recipient to install or open.
Times follow your Time format setting, so a 24-hour clock shares 24-hour times.
If nothing in the range qualifies, the preview says so and Share stays disabled, so there's no way to send an empty summary by accident:
No free blocks of at least an hour in the selected range.
Related
- Scheduling & invitations: invite people and collect replies
- Insights: where your time actually goes
- Calendar views: show and hide calendars