Set it once.
Then actually leave.

Connect the apps you use for email, calendar, and messaging. Pick your dates. On the day, your status changes and your auto-reply turns on — no morning-of scrambling, no forgetting to turn it back off.

One switch, everywhere
I'm out of office
Gmail auto-reply Off
Calendar status Open
Slack status Active
Works with Gmail Google Calendar Slack Outlook · soon Teams · soon

Three steps, then you're gone

Set your dates, write your message, and you're done. Nothing else to manage while you're away.

01

Connect your accounts

Connect the apps you use for email, calendar, or messaging. We only access the settings needed to update your status and auto-replies.

02

Pick your dates

Choose a start date and an end date. Write your auto-reply yourself, or have outtahere draft one for you.

03

Walk away

Everything updates at the right time, then resets when you return. Get out that much sooner.

Built to be forgotten(until your next time off)

The best tool for this is one you can set and forget.

No settings-page archaeology

You won't be hunting through Gmail settings or Slack status menus the morning you leave. Set it from one place, in one minute.

Comes back on its own

Your status and auto-reply turn themselves off on your return date. No "oops, still says I'm away" three days later.

Minimal, boring permissions

We request mail settings and calendar access only — never the ability to read or send your email.

What actually changes when you leave

One switch on your end. Tools quietly follow, the moment you log off.

At your desk
EmailActive CalendarOpen MessagesOnline
The moment you log off
EmailAuto-reply on CalendarOut of office MessagesAway

Your time off is already on the calendar.

It just doesn't know to tell anyone yet.