Don't tell anyone Please don't tell anyone about this totally awesome bit of calendar wizardry because I'd like to keep it to myself. The tool just works (makes fixing an appointment really, really easy) and links with as many calendars as you want to check for conflicts. The booking mechanism is simple and links with your own video conference provider.

Indispensable Tool for Event Planning Cal.com has become an indispensable tool for me, transforming the way I manage my schedule. Its simplicity, coupled with powerful features, sets it apart in the crowded scheduling software market (Calendly is good too but I prefer Cal). Whether you're a freelancer, planning a pickleball tournament, or just someone looking to organize their time more effectively, Cal.com is a must-try solution. I highly recommend it for its reliability, efficiency, and a touch of style in scheduling. They are even fast to responding to emails and recommendations :)

Recommended - Easy to set up and use It's really easy to set up and use and I strongly recommend it. I just gave it a 4 star cause I had a hard time finding the chat option to talk with the support team. This should be available when I click on the HELP button. But instead, I was dragged into a discord channel (????). It was so confusing and frustrating. But after I found it, they were so nice and solved my problem really fast.

Second to none on all calendar apps I have used all the calendar scheduling apps and cal.com is the easiest, most intuitive, and best out of all of them. They actually listen to user concerns and address them, and their speed of shipping new versions and features is second to none. The integrations they have are also massively powerful. Would highly recommend!

Good, with growing pains There’s been growing pains with Cal not respecting my iCal availability, but the dev team has resolved the issues I’ve raised. Specifically, Syed Ali Shahbaz has been really helpful in debugging issues with me. My one complaint is that a show-stopper bug I logged took several months to resolve, but that’s understandable with open source software. Keep up the good work!