Meetings want to grow. Prune them.

Meetings grow because nobody owns their size.

Every recurring meeting was once useful. Then the reason faded and the invite stayed. Calendars fill the way gardens go wild – not by decision, but by neglect.

Prune on a schedule

Once a month, Vale shows you each recurring meeting next to what it costs: people × minutes × cadence. You keep what earns its slot, shrink what half does, and cancel the rest with a pre-written note.

Teams that prune monthly recover four to six hours per person. Nobody has ever asked for the old calendar back.