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Flexible duration

Group meetings can use a duration range, like 30 to 60 minutes, instead of one fixed length.

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The problem

Some meetings need “30 to 60 minutes,” not one locked length. Fixed duration forced awkward workarounds and made group booking less accurate.

02

The story

Not every meeting is exactly 30 minutes. Hosts wanted a min–max range without inventing fake meeting types. Flexible duration gives that option without taking over the whole booking screen.

03

What changed

When you set up a group meeting, you can choose a flexible duration. The options show as plain ranges. After the first version shipped, the display was simplified so the choices were easier to read.

04

How it was built

The feature stayed small on purpose: one clear control for a range, not a new meeting system. After real use, the wording and layout of the range were cleaned up so hosts were not confused by the options.

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Outcome

  • Hosts can offer a range instead of one fixed length.
  • The duration control is easier to understand after the cleanup.