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Scheduling, with boundaries

Plans change. Your calendar stays calm.

Give students one fair way to move a meeting—into a time you already approved, before the 24-hour window closes.

One change per student24-hour cutoffTeacher-controlled times
Your week, protected

A humane way to say “yes, within the rules.”

PeerSlot turns your availability into a clear set of choices. Students get autonomy. Teachers stop negotiating the same calendar twice.

Explore the guardrails

September 21–25

Office hours

MAMs. AylinTeacher
GMT+3
Mon21
Tue22
Wed23
Thu24
Fri25
09:30Nadia10:00Open11:00Kareem11:30Open
Eligible to changeMove Wednesday’s session?Choose one of 3 open times before Tuesday at 10:00.

A three-step handoff

Rescheduling, minus the back-and-forth.

Everyone sees the same availability and the same boundaries, so moving a meeting takes one decision—not a conversation.

01

Teacher opens the week

Publish only the times that genuinely work. Every option students see is already safe to book.

02

Student makes one move

A student can choose a better open slot once—without sending a message or waiting for approval.

03

PeerSlot holds the line

The 24-hour cutoff and one-change rule are enforced automatically, clearly, and consistently.

Fair by default

Good boundaries make flexibility possible.

The awkward “can I move it again?” conversation becomes a rule the product explains for you.

This meeting is now lockedIt starts in less than 24 hours.

One reschedule

Enough flexibility for a real conflict, without turning the calendar into a moving target.

24-hour protection

Once a meeting is close, it stays put. Teachers and peers can plan around it with confidence.

Availability stays in charge

Students can only move into times the teacher has explicitly made available.

Less coordination

One choice beats nine messages.

The group-chat wayBefore

9

messages to move one meeting

The PeerSlot wayRescheduled

1

clear choice from approved times

THU24Session moved to 11:30Both calendars are up to date.

Make room for real life

Keep the meeting. Change the slot.

A quieter calendar for teachers, and a fair second chance for students.

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