The picture that comes with your link
When you paste a Time of Meeting link into Slack, WhatsApp or X, a little picture shows up with it. It's the first thing people see before they decide whether to click, so it should look like the site they're about to open.
Ours didn't, quite. It was taken on November 3, and a lot of buttons have changed since then.
A fresh photo
On Sunday the buttons around your cities started sharing one flat cyan colour. The share picture was still showing the old look: a navy Add a city and the older cyan gradient on Add to Calendar and Share. It was a bit like sending out last year's holiday card.
The new picture is a fresh capture of the live site. It shows New York, London and Copenhagen, with the timeline moved a few hours ahead so Snap to Now is visible, and every button wears the same cyan. The Best Overlap badge and the overlap summary both fit fully inside the frame, so the picture explains what the site does before anyone clicks.
Making sure apps notice
Chat apps like to keep old previews for a long time. So every page now asks for the picture under a new version tag, which tells Slack, X and the rest that this is a new image and not the one they saved last week. That meant updating the reference on every page of the site, including all the blog posts and holiday pages. Nothing else on those pages changed.
Try it
Share Time of Meeting with someone in a chat and see what shows up. Some apps may hold on to the old picture for a while before they check again. If something looks wrong in your app, let us know with the Feedback button.