... teams rely on tools like Calendly or Cal.com for scheduling. From your experience, what feels most limiting or frustrating about the tools you use today, if anything? Could be pricing, customization, workflows, integrations, availability rules, or something else entirely. We are building Kalendar.work - it's completely, free and what's even more interesting about it is that you can use the platform we used to build it to vibecode any feature you want. Curious to hear how others think about ...

... headline: Is Meet-Ting the Calendly Killer? My Full Review of This Email-First AI Scheduler The spoiler: Not yet. The reviewer spent real time testing Ting, walking through onboarding, sharing screenshots of their first scheduling attempts, and highlighting both what felt magical and what still needs work. A few quotes that stuck with us: One of the most refreshing takes on scheduling I ve seen in years. It strips away the tool fatigue of links and apps, and instead ... ... embraces the way people already work: inside email. It s not perfect but the core idea lands beautifully. They also called out what we know we need to improve: Still Gmail/Google Calendar

... Appointment Booking feature turns your Antalyze chatbot into a 24/7 booking assistant for your website. Now your visitors can: Book consultations, demos, or meetings directly in chat Get instant confirmations & automated reminders Avoid double-bookings with real-time calendar sync Enjoy a frictionless experience that works perfectly on WordPress Integrates with: Google Calendar

... there any reason to prefer one over the other? Have you used both or either? My needs are simple. I want to be able to add two accounts and let someone put a meeting on my calendar from a link. I think both cover the use case -- which should I use? Comment from Devin Green(@artistro08): @hangqi_zheng  Multiple calendars

... host live, recurring speaking series or even one-off sessions. A must-have preference is the option to receive payment for "ticket" sales / attendance. A nice-to-have preference is for the platform charge a % of ticket sales vs. a subscription fee. Example: I think Lu.ma provides both, but I am not entirely sure due to the wording on their pricing page: https://lu.ma/pricing Calendly

... seen two amazing product launches on the same day: Mayday and Calendly 2.0 . Which is your favorite scheduling app and why? If you have some feature recommendations, please do share. The respective teams would love to get some feedback. ...