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Coordination without another tool

Shift coverage, office potlucks, bookable meeting slots — Signup Sheets for Gmail puts the sheet inside the email your team already reads. Nobody gets provisioned into anything: colleagues, contractors, and clients all sign up in one click, no accounts, no ads.

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Examples

Three sheets that replace a spreadsheet

Shifts with headcounts, items with quantities, times with calendar links — one add-on covers all three.

Roles · to the team
Holiday Week — Support Coverage
Dec 21 – 24 · 2 people per day
Mon, Dec 21Covered
Tue, Dec 221 of 2
Wed, Dec 230 of 2
Event-Day Roles templateGaps are visible at a glance — everyone sees which days still need coverage, and full days stop taking signups.
Items · to the office
Team Potluck — Thursday 🌮
Thu, Aug 20 · 4th-floor kitchen
Main dish2 of 3
DessertFull · waitlist
Drinks & ice1 of 2
Potluck templateQuantities keep lunch balanced — and a custom question ("anything with allergens?") rides along on each signup.
Time slots · to anyone
Office Hours with Engineering
Fri, Sep 4 · 20-min slots
1:00 – 1:20 PMTaken
1:20 – 1:40 PMOpen
1:40 – 2:00 PMOpen
Conferences templateBookable slots without a scheduling app — confirmations carry a calendar link, reminders go out automatically.

Why it works

Zero-onboarding coordination

The fastest tool is the one nobody has to learn.

Lives where work email lives

The sheet is composed in Gmail and lands in the thread. No new SaaS to procure, no seats to assign, no "did you see the link in Slack?"

Works outside your org

Contractors, clients, candidates, the other company on the project — anyone with an email address can claim a slot. No Google account required.

CSV out, whenever

Pull the roster into Sheets or your HRIS anytime. Free exports slot, name, and quantity; Pro adds emails, answers, comments, and timestamps.

Privacy when it matters

With Pro, hide participant names from the public page — useful for interview slots and 1:1 office hours — and remove branding from the sheet card.

How it works

From compose to covered

1

Pick a template

Open the add-on in Gmail compose. Pick a template or type shifts one per line — "Tue on-call x2" sets the headcount.

2

Insert & send

Click Insert Signup Sheet and send to the team alias. Counts and Sign Up buttons render right in the email.

3

Track it live

Your dashboard shows coverage per slot in real time. Close the sheet when you're staffed, or let the auto-close date do it.

FAQ

Workplace questions

Do coworkers or external folks need a Google account?

No. Anyone you can email can sign up — colleagues on Outlook, contractors, clients, candidates. They click Sign Up in the email, type their name, and they're done. No Google login, no new tool to be provisioned into.

Can I use it for bookable meeting or interview slots?

Yes. Use the time-slot engine: pick a date, a window, and a duration, and the add-on generates the slots — say, six 20-minute slots across an afternoon. Each slot holds one person, confirmations include a Google Calendar link, and reminders go out automatically before the slot.

Does it work for a recurring shift schedule?

Yes. Build the week's shifts once with per-shift headcounts. Full shifts overflow to a free waitlist that auto-promotes when someone drops. With Pro, duplicate the sheet each week in one click — slots reset to empty with settings intact — and export the full roster to CSV.

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