The workforce is evolving: 50M people in the U.S. alone identify as freelancers, side-hustlers, or independent creators. These workers juggle roles across teams and platforms—yet the tools they use were built for 9-to-5s and org charts.
Emma is a freelance UX designer working with 3 startups and running paid coaching calls. She wastes hours weekly juggling tools like Calendly, Stripe, Doodle, and 4 Google Cals—just to get paid and manage her time across clients. None of these tools were designed for her reality nor for the fluid startups hiring her.
Meetwith is a lightweight scheduling and payment platform designed for fluid work. Create P2P groups, schedule across orgs, get paid instantly in crypto or fiat, and maintain privacy with end-to-end encryption. All in one tool—no Frankenstein stack.
As AI tools increasingly handle scheduling, task management, and even negotiations, they’ll need permission-aware access across platforms. Meetwith’s work relationship graph enables this—by mapping trust and collaboration patterns across individuals and fluid teams, not companies. Meetwith graph becomes the infrastructure for how agents collaborate securely across orgs.
new group for a meeting ⇒ add a multisig, compensation tool, task management, etc using the same group definition ⇒ agents can book meetings, summarise action points, add task to management tool, etc.