For interview rounds · candidate demos · vendor calls

Your interview round, on a single page.

Fixed times, one shareable link. No participant accounts, no calendar OAuth, no rules engine to configure. Send it to ten candidates and let them pick. Five minutes from idea to live link.

Create in under 4 minutesDetails, availability, review, post.
Claim in under 30 secondsName, email, optional note, done.
No participant accountsPublic board, private manage links.

Emily Carter invites you to book

Vision Assessment

From blank to live

Four screens, then the board is out of your hands.

mytimes keeps creation narrow on purpose. You do not connect calendars, invite teammates, or configure recurring rules. You describe the round, generate the slots, check the public view, then send the link.

01Describe the roundTitle, short context, organizer name, email, timezone, and the slot length.
02Generate the slotsPick a date range, weekdays, daily window, and breaks. The preview counts every slot live.
03Review the real boardThe review step renders the exact public booking page participants will see.
04Post and sendCopy the public link, save the admin link, and use the suggested invitation as your first message.

Pick a time

The spreadsheet shape, without the spreadsheet risk.

People already understand a date column and a row of times. mytimes keeps that scanning pattern, then adds the part a spreadsheet cannot: every claim locks immediately, disappears from the public board, and stays traceable in admin.

Open times stay visibleClaimed times become admin recordsAdmin keeps the record
Board statemytimes.co/b/vision-2026
MON18MAY
09:00open11:00open14:00open
TUE19MAY
10:00open13:00hidden15:00open
WED20MAY
09:00open11:00claimed14:00open

Their timezone, your timezone

No one books the wrong hour.

Pick a viewer timezone and the table slides. Every slot keeps the organizer’s source time on the left and the participant’s local time on the right. A −1d or +1d badge appears the moment a slot crosses midnight in either direction.

Set inAsia/Tokyo
Showing in
09:00Thu
17:00Wed−1d
12:00Thu
20:00Wed−1d
15:00Thu
23:00Wed−1d
17:30Thu
01:30Thu

One link, no setup

Send the link. Let them book.

Each board has two private things: a public link for participants and an admin link for you. No accounts, no calendar OAuth, no permission rules. Participants never sign up. You manage every booking from one URL, kept in your inbox or a password manager.

Privacy by default

Only what the meeting needs.
Nothing else.

A participant is claiming one interview slot, not joining a platform. The data flow stays small on purpose: identify the person, send the confirmation, keep a private cancellation link.

We ask
Nameso the organizer knows who's coming
Emailfor the confirmation and the manage link
Noteoptional, anything the organizer should know
We send
Confirmationemail, the moment the slot is claimed
Calendar fileprovider buttons plus .ics, no calendar OAuth
Manage linkprivate, cancel without an account
We never ask for
PasswordsPhone numbersCalendar OAuthTracking pixelsMarketing email
After the link is live

One private desk for every booking.

The admin link opens the whole board. Each booking still gets its own record: participant name, note, email delivery status, and the actions you need when a slot has to be closed, reopened, or cancelled.

Vision Assessment · 28 slots18 open7 booked3 closed
Booked · Tue 18 May

Anya Gupta

10:00 SAST · [email protected]
Email status · bounced

The confirmation email bounced. Anya hasn't received the calendar invite or manage link yet.

Note from Anya“I may join from a phone for the first few minutes.”
Company

When boards become company muscle memory.

The subscription is not just more events. It is the operating mode for teams that run interview rounds often enough to want shared recovery, shared defaults, shared billing, and a participant link that feels internal.

Custom participant domainbook.company.com/senior-engineerParticipant-facing only at first. Admin stays on mytimes.co.
Custom booking domainUse book.company.com for participant links while admin stays on mytimes.co.
Shared templatesReuse the same interview round shape without rebuilding it from memory.
Cross-event exportsPull booking records across rounds when hiring becomes a repeat motion.
Company recoveryRecover admin access across the workspace instead of hunting old links.
Oyani Solis10:42
Confirmed with Oyani.
Tue 18 May · 10:00 SAST · 60 min with Oyani · calendar attached
The full participant loop

Confirmation is not the end of the flow.

Every booking sends a real confirmation email, includes calendar buttons plus an .ics file, and gives the participant a private manage link. If plans change, they cancel without asking you to play calendar traffic controller.

  • Confirmation email, the moment the slot is claimed
  • Calendar buttons plus .ics file, no OAuth
  • Manage link: cancel or resend without an account
Pricing that matches the job

Free for one round. Subscribe when it's the job.

mytimes stays free while you try one round. Company fits when rounds become a habit. Enterprise is for hiring teams that need Slack, Teams, SSO, and signed vendor paperwork.

Free
$0forever

Try one small round and see if mytimes fits.

  • 1 active board
  • 15 bookings · 30 published slots
  • 3-day active window
Per-board CSV export · 3-day active window
EnterpriseCustom

For hiring teams with formal rollout needs.

  • Slack & Teams setup
  • SSO, security review, custom limits
  • Annual contract paperwork

No credit card to start. Upgrade only when a board needs it.

Common questions

Six things people ask before they ship.

If something else needs answering, replying to any mytimes email reaches a human.

Do candidates need an account to book a time?
No. Participants never sign up. They click your public link, pick a time, enter their name and email, and confirm. mytimes uses that email only to send the confirmation and a private manage link.
Does mytimes connect to my calendar?
No. There is no calendar OAuth. After a booking is confirmed, mytimes emails Google, Outlook, Office 365, and Apple/iCal calendar buttons plus an attached .ics file. No third-party tracking, no marketing email.
How long does it take to create a booking board?
About four to five minutes. The creation flow has four screens: describe the round, generate the slots from a date range and daily window, review the real public page, and post and send the link.
What counts as a board?
A board is one event: one interview round, one batch of vendor calls, one set of office hours. Each board has its own public link, its own admin link, and its own slot list.
Can I use a custom domain?
Yes, on the Company plan. Participant links can live on a domain like book.company.com while admin, login, and billing stay on mytimes.co.
How does pricing work?
Free is $0 forever for one small round, capped at 1 active board, 15 bookings, 30 slots, and a 3-day active window. Company is $49 per month (or $480 per year) with unlimited boards, 10 seats, custom subdomain, and company-wide admin recovery.