S Lehmann
TRAverage It has helped people book calls with me but that's so trivial and every app can do it. I hate the fact that by default when someone organizes a call, I'm made the organizer and I can choose only between getting an email or a calendar notification when a new call is booked. Why? Why not allow people to get both?
L Brewster
GBShabby company - unsolicited msg w no way to respond. Sent me unsolicited message with no understandable content and no way to respond. Shabby.
Shane Stephens
AUDid not add value, caused much pain. I signed up for a free trial at the request of our recruiters. First ding: it required a connection to my Google Calendar to start the trial. Despite requiring this, it didn't actually use *any* of the information in the calendar to actually help - it didn't apply my timezone - it didn't pick up any current meetings to block out time Second ding: Changing the timezone of the meeting I set up was *deeply* non-obvious. Third ding: I have had *incessant* spam emails from them ever since signing up for the trial. Would not use in the future, even if you paid me - literally a completely useless tool.
Oksana Krinitskaya
UAnot user-friendly design and useless support Fantastic support response time! Still waiting on a solution after 48 hours... It was impossible to update my availability in a way that actually affected the booking link! This design is infuriating! It creates nothing but frustration when trying to manage event availability. Who designed this? Did they even consider usability? The whole process is hidden and convoluted. It takes forever to find the event, then unearth the availability settings buried in some obscure menu. Fix this mess before it drives everyone crazy!
Reinhold Tscherwitschke
DECalendly is a subscription trap Calendly is a subscription trap, once registered, money is repeatedly debited from your credit card! Despite deleting the account, the charges continue happily! This is a case for a lawyer!