Be more effective and less busy. Aerotime helps you work in flow state by streamlining your meetings and making it easier to prioritize.
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The page opens on a bright white canvas with generous spacing. A slim nav has a bold, letter-spaced wordmark at the left, a features dropdown, blog, changelog and a download dropdown, then a plain login link and a solid royal-blue get-started pill at the right. The headline, "Be more effective and less busy," is set in a heavy, tightly spaced sans-serif in near-black, with the word effective in mint green. A short paragraph says the product helps you work in a flow state by streamlining meetings and making it easier to prioritize tasks, followed by a large blue get-started-for-free pill with a hand-drawn curved arrow pointing down. Three tilted paper notes float around the headline: a chat message from a team messaging app, a task-tool item and a handwritten list titled my tasks, as if the clutter were already on the desk. A large calendar window below shows a week with blue meeting blocks, green task blocks and striped focus time blocks.
A grey band, "Trusted by dynamic companies," shows two rows of logos for a fintech, a payments company, an investment app, a neighborhood network, a food delivery service, a payments gateway, a startup accelerator and a venture firm, with a small line, "Also backed by," below. The page then runs as alternating feature blocks. The first, with a heading, "Keep your calendar decluttered," has the last word in green. A card shows a day view with an empty time column and loose navy scribbles around it. The text beside it has a small green battery icon, a heading, "Minimize scattered meetings," and a line saying the product can move meetings on your behalf and stack them to each other, removing calendar fragmentation. A blue read-more pill follows.
A heading, "Centralize and prioritize tasks with ease," sits in a light grey band with a three-item list: instant task capture with global shortcuts and integrations, planning and scheduling tasks in one drag, and balancing collaboration and deep work. The first item is highlighted with a progress line. On the right, a small card shows a task named design onboarding flow with a duration menu of thirty minutes, one hour and custom, and a cursor. A later block, "Be in the zone. Stay focused with ease," shows a hand-drawn illustration of a calm figure with closed eyes and folded hands on a green and orange circle, as a visual metaphor for focus.
A section titled "Connect with your favorite tools" says status updates and task integrations work with tools people already use. A two-by-two grid of white cards shows a team messaging app, an email app, a task manager and an issue tracker, each with its logo and a one-line description. The last two are marked coming soon. An explore-integrations pill follows. A testimonial row of three people with their roles at a startup, a payments company and an exchange appears above this section. A heading, "Posts from Aerotime," begins a row of blog cards at the bottom of the capture.
Based on a single full-page screenshot of aerotime.com, the only capture available for this entry. The calendar in the hero shows January 2022 and the page likely reflects that period; integrations and features may have changed. Check the live site before relying on specific details.