Busy.
By Design.
Busy Calendar, Healthy Mind.
The app that puts random downtime into your Calendar. Work-life balance is just a click away.
Break Free from Burnout.
Overwhelmed by a packed schedule?
Struggling to find time to recharge because your calendar is always full?
In today’s business world, constantly being “on” is unsustainable. Scheduling random downtime helps you maintain balance, protect your energy, and boost long-term productivity.
Battling the Urge to Overcommit?
Worried that taking personal breaks might make you seem less dedicated?
When you’re not intentional about downtime, it’s easy to burn out and feel pressured to always be available. Randomly setting downtime ensures you’re performing at your best without sacrificing your well-being.
Struggling to Stay Fresh and Creative?
Concerned that you don’t have enough time to think, reflect, or innovate?
An overly packed schedule can stifle creativity. By setting downtime randomly, you create space for fresh ideas to emerge, ensuring you remain sharp and valuable in a fast-paced market.
Break Free from Credibility Concerns.
Not being taken Seriously?
Struggling to attract new clients because your calendar looks too open?
In the business world, perception matters. If you’re not seen as fully engaged or in-demand, your credibility with your prospects could be at stake.
Battling Imposter Syndrome?
Worried that your lack of meetings is making you seem less credible to prospects?
When you’re not consistently booked, it’s easy to doubt your expertise, feeding the feeling that you don’t belong or aren’t qualified.
Feeling Invisible to Potential Clients?
Concerned that you aren't being seen as 'busy enough' to be valuable?
An empty calendar can signal a lack of demand, making you question your worth and leaving you feeling overlooked in a competitive market.
Add Random Events to your Calendar.
Load up your calendar
Simply log in and upload your calendar (currently, any Gmail/Microsoft calendar will work).
Select your fill rate
Use the slider to select how much of your calendar you want to fill randomly.
AwayMe fills in the blanks
AwayMe creates 1/2-hr, 1hr and 2hr events to randomly fill your calendar.
Copy Events between Calendars to avoid Conflicts.
Load up a Source Calendar.
Select your primary calendar (sarah@dayjob.com). Useful for side-hustlers, AwayMe is able to display your source calendar with all its events.
Select a Destination Calendar.
Load up and selecting your side-hustle calendar (sarah@side-hustle.com) as the destination calendar.
AwayMe copies the events from one to the other.
AwayMe copies events from your primary calendar to your side-hustle calendar so that you can display your side-hustle calendar online and avoid conflicts.
Discover the thrill of controlling your time and your calendar.
Create Scarcity and Increase your Value.
Fill your calendar just enough to give the impression that you're busy.
Whether you use Calendly, Microsoft Bookings, Google Calendar, or any of the dozens of calendar sharing tools, AwayMe creates demand by making you look busy.
Give Yourself a Breather.
Create random placeholders for well-being throughout your week.
Having trouble setting time for yourself? Use AwayMe to fill gaps in your calendar so you can “step away” and find what makes you tick.
Catch Up on Late Tasks and Other Work.
Set aside time to catch up on tasks and other assignments and deadlines.
Are you falling behind on tasks, or struggling to find time for building “you” ? Use AwayMe to put that time into your calendar.
Use AwayMe to Randomly Fill your Calendar. Works With:
Go Ahead, Play Hard To Get.
In today’s fast-paced world, finding balance is more important than ever. AwayMe gives you the space to breathe, helping to reduce stress and prevent burnout, all while maintaining the professional image you want to project.
Perception is everything these days.
You’re constantly editing your emails, social posts, photos, and everything else you share with the world. Now, you can edit the way your time is seen. AwayMe allows you to not only manage your availability but also to protect your mental well-being by integrating random downtime into your schedule.
With the rise of online appointment booking platforms like Calendly,
how we manage and showcase our time has become more visible than ever. AwayMe helps you create the perfect balance—allowing you to appear busy and in-demand while making sure you’re not overwhelmed by too many commitments.
Whether you want to appear selective with your time
or simply give the impression that you’re in high demand, AwayMe integrates seamlessly into your existing scheduling tools. It ensures that your calendar reflects the professional image you need while providing the breathing room your mental health deserves.
Why Use AwayMe
So, why play hard to get?
By creating scarcity (filling your calendar), you are actually playing into the psychology of your prospective buyers. People experience a strong attraction to services that are in demand (FOMO). Also, being busy is a very good for social proof.
But don’t just take our word for it – here are some quotes that will help you understand how to use scarcity as part of your brand strategy:
When people perceive you as busy or difficult to reach, they may be more likely to pursue you. This strategy works by pulling in interest and then letting it wane, creating a sense of scarcity which in turn increases desire.
By maintaining a sense of exclusivity and not being overly accessible, a brand can command higher prices or larger volume. The concept of scarcity plays into this by making a product or service seem more valuable when it’s perceived as hard to get.
The law of scarcity tells us that what is rare is valuable. By not being available all the time and creating distance, you make others appreciate your presence more when you are around. This sense of scarcity increases your perceived value…
Brands can create perceived value by signaling high demand, even if actual supply is ample… This tactic taps into FOMO (fear of missing out) and signals exclusivity, encouraging prospects to act quickly to secure their spot with the brand. The scarcity creates a sense of competition and social proof that the brand is in high demand.
pricing
Multiple Payment Options
If the Free version of AwayMe doesn’t give you the features you need, you’ve got options. Pay annually and save 40%.
Pay Monthly
$5/mo
Professional License
Randomly fill your calendar with real-sounding events and details. Fill months in advance.
No Fill Limit
Random Event Names and Descriptions
Fill up to 3 months in advance
Pay Annually
$47/yr
Professional License
Save over 40% by paying annually.
No Fill Limit
Random Event Names and Descriptions
Fill up to 3 months in advance
Pay Once
$70/lifetime
Professional License
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No Fill Limit
Random Event Names and Descriptions
Fill up to 3 months in advance
Use AwayMe for Free
There’s a Free Version, too.
The AwayMe Free License allows users to randomly fill their calendars two weeks at a time, up to 20%.
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