---
title: "See your next days as people booking you see them"
method: GET
path: "/api/v1/availability/preview"
tags: ["account"]
---

# See your next days as people booking you see them

`GET /api/v1/availability/preview`

## Request

- Base URL: `https://meettempi.com`
- URL: `https://meettempi.com/api/v1/availability/preview`
- Auth: one of:
  - HTTP bearer
  - API key in cookie `tempi_session`

Shows your next days (14 by default) as people booking you see them, in your time zone. Each day has a `status` (open: some time can be booked; busy: calendar events or bookings take your hours; full: your daily limit is reached; day_off: you took the day off; not_working: your weekly hours have nothing that day; past: today's hours are over) and a `summary` to show or say. It also gives your working hours, what takes time inside them (`busy`: Tempi bookings with what they are and a link, and busy time in each calendar with the calendar's account and, for Google, a link to that day. Calendar event titles aren't read) and the `open` time left, each with a local `time`. `eventTypes` lists the event types you host and whether each uses these hours or its own (set in that event type: update_event_type `schedule`). Use it to answer "when can people book me this week?" Next: to take a date off or work other hours on it, call set_date_override (windows [] takes the day off). To change your usual week, call set_availability. For why one event type can't be booked at a time, call explain_availability.

## Query parameters

- `days` union: how many days to show, today first (1-28)
  - integer: an integer
  - string: a string to be decoded into a number

## Response `200`

Success

## Other responses

- `default`: Error

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