• Set your favorite locations for meetings (phone line, coffee shop, whatever and ten maximum)
• Logo and color branding for site
• Logo branding for invitations, confirmations and updates

I have been using Tungle and even had the chance to sit with Marc, the founder, in an IdoNotes podcast when they entered into the Lotus software arena.   It now hooks into all the main calendaring systems, including Google, Lotus, Microsoft, Apple and even LotusLive.

I quickly uploaded a logo for the free 30 days trail.  Up to a 2MB image is allowed and then you are presented with a small customization window for colors.  Not a large amount of choices, but the idea is to keep it simple and brand your page as well as your notifications.

If you want to schedule a meeting with me, always use my Tungle page.  If you need your own account, get one today.  There is no better way to share freetime openings without exposing your calendar.  Did I mention all the mobile clients they offer for free as well?

For those of you unsure of how Tungle works, you can listen in to my interview of Marc, their CEO from a few weeks ago while at Lotusphere 2010.

The security of what you are doing remains in tact, as they pull your calendar from numerous places, including Lotus Notes.  The person attempting to schedule a meeting simply selects numerous times and you pick the one that you want.  Done.  No more emails back and forth and guessing schedules trying to find some time that works.  This fills that gap in an instant.  Here is how mine will show letting you know I am open or busy right now and to click to schedule a meeting.