Deep-work handoff
Choose an early alert that gives you time to save work and switch context.
For remote and hybrid work
Meeting Guardian watches the schedule in an open browser tab and turns due meetings into an active alarm with join, snooze, and dismiss choices.
Free to start · No credit card · Calendar connection optional
Critical meeting alarm
Client strategy review
Today · 10:00 AM · 45 minutes
The alarm stays active in this browser tab until you choose what happens next.
Choose an early alert that gives you time to save work and switch context.
Use dashboard and calendar views to see what follows the current call.
Bring Google and Outlook meetings into one alarm-focused view.
Separate critical client calls from optional internal events.
Remote work removes many environmental cues that a meeting is about to begin. There is no room change, colleague walking by, or commute between sessions. A calendar banner may be the only interruption, and it can arrive while you are focused elsewhere.
Meeting Guardian gives the transition a dedicated alarm state. Keep a tab open, select a lead time, and respond when the meeting becomes due.
At the start of the day, confirm that your connected calendars are current and review the dashboard. Before a focus block, leave Meeting Guardian open in a background tab. When an alarm appears, use snooze only for a deliberate short delay.
Meeting Guardian is a personal productivity tool. It does not track attention, attendance, screen activity, or employee behavior. Calendar data is used to show meetings and trigger alarms for the signed-in user.
Start with a manual test meeting or connect one Google or Outlook calendar.
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