Focus first
Your deep-work blocks go in before anyone else's meetings, every week.
New · Halcyon 2.0
Your mornings, back.
Halcyon is a calendar that keeps your best hours free. It books meetings around your focus, not into it.
The problem
Calendars fill up from the top.
Every invite lands in the first free slot, and the first free slot is usually the hour you meant to think in. Halcyon moves the line.
Three rules, kept for you.
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Smart batching. Calls are grouped into afternoons, so the day isn't cut into twenty-minute scraps. Ref. 02
Polite no. Halcyon suggests a better slot instead of declining, and the other side picks with one tap. Ref. 03
Pick a slot, keep the morning.
When someone asks for your time, Halcyon offers the hours that cost you least. You approve, it books.
Best times: Tue 2:30 pm, next to your other calls (selected); Wed 4:00 pm, end of day; Thu 1:00 pm, after lunch. Then one tap: “Send these times.”
By the numbers
11h
Each dot: 1 h
38%
Each dot: 1%
2min
Each dot: 1 min
0
Each dot: 1
Source: company figures. Final numbers as printed.
Set it up over coffee.
- Minute 1
Connect
Sign in with Google or Outlook; nothing moves yet.
- Minute 2
Mark your hours
Paint the blocks you want protected.
- Day 1
It starts
New invites are steered around your focus.
- Week 1
You notice
A free morning, then another one.
Letters to the editor
To the Editor:
I got my mornings back in a week. I didn't change a single habit; the calendar did.
Questions
Q. Does it replace my calendar?
A. No. Halcyon sits on top of Google Calendar or Outlook and only decides where new things go.
Q. What do the people I meet see?
A. A short list of times that work for both of you. No new app to install.
Q. Can I override it?
A. Always. Drag anything anywhere; Halcyon learns from what you move.
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