In 2021, Jae Kim was running a distributed engineering team across 4 timezones. Every week, he spent over 3 hours on scheduling emails alone. His co-founder, Priya Mehta, had the same problem running her consulting business. They'd tried every scheduling tool available — and found them all either too clunky, too expensive, or too designed for a single use case.
So Priya built a prototype over a weekend. A simple link, a calendar connection, and logic that showed free slots in whoever's timezone was viewing. She shared it with Jae. He shared it with his team. They shared it with their clients.
"We had 500 users before we had a company name. That told us everything we needed to know."
MyMeetingBox launched publicly in January 2022. It grew entirely through word of mouth for the first year. Today we have 42,000 active teams, a small but sharp product team, and a singular focus: make the meeting happen, eliminate the overhead.