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Availability Scheduler

The Availability Scheduler is a web application designed to help friends or small teams keep track of each other's availability throughout the week. This tool allows users to enter their name and select the time slots they are available during the workdays of Tuesday to Saturday. The primary aim of this scheduler is to simplify the process of finding common free time, eliminating the need for constant phone calls or messages.

Features

The following features can be accessed respectively from the main page.

Add Users: Start by entering your name to personalize your availability. Select Availability: Choose your free time slots on each day from Tuesday to Saturday.

View Availability: See who is available at specific times, making it easier to coordinate meetings or hangouts.

Remove Users: You can delete a person's availability information who you no longer want to co-ordinate with. image

You can checkout how this website works at : https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7229796496987070466/

To make this work you need to download the files and run it on your computer. You can find all the files in the "background links" branch.

Local Storage Implementation

This website uses local storage to save availability data directly in your browser. Since the data is stored locally: Your input will only be available on the device you used to enter the information. The data is unique to each device and will not be shared across different devices.

If you'd like to contribute to this project, please fork the repository, create a new branch, and submit a pull request. Contributions are always welcome! For any inquiries or suggestions, please feel free to reach out at sanafarheen397@gmail.com

Backstory

This website was created to assist my university friends(so that's why it ranges from tue to sat our uni working days. You can add more days if you want to) during our busy weekdays. We found ourselves constantly calling or texting each other to ask about free time, which led to the idea of building a simple, easy-to-use availability tracker. The goal was to make our lives a bit easier by providing a centralized platform where we could all check each other's availability without the hassle