Dial

What it does

• Publish a booking page for each host, with no account needed to book
• Set weekly availability, buffers, minimum notice and booking limits per event type
• Show every time in the visitor's own time zone and the host's, with correct daylight saving handling
• Connect Google Calendar to block busy times and add Google Meet links
• Let customers reschedule or cancel from a private link, and add the booking to their calendar
• Let customers send several preferred time windows when nothing fits, then book the one you agree
• Send confirmation, reminder and change emails
• Export all your data, or remove it for good

What it promises

• AUTH-003A booking can only be viewed or changed with its private manage link; a booking number or email address never gives access.
• BOOK-002A time slot can never be booked twice; claiming it and recording what must follow happen as one step.
• BOOK-003Sending the same confirmation twice returns the original booking and never creates a second booking, calendar event or email.
• AVAIL-006A time that does not exist when clocks change is never offered, and repeated times are shown so each maps to exactly one moment.
• CAL-002From your calendars Dial keeps only the busy times it needs; titles, descriptions, attendees and locations are never stored.
• BOOK-008Cancelling through the private link frees the slot right away and cannot be undone.
• NOTIFY-006Dial never reads mail sent to its sender address, so a reply cannot create a booking or request.
• DATA-002Deleting every booking and request for an email address erases that person's data from your installation.
• PUBLIC-005A page that is unknown, draft, disabled or deleted shows a plain not-found and reveals nothing about whether it ever existed.

Move in from

• Calendly (saved account data)

Run it yourself

Install the command once, then clone a product and start it.

$ npx -y @runeditrun/rer cli install
$ git clone https://github.com/just-every/run-dial
$ cd run-dial && rer dev

No npm? curl -fsSL https://runeditrun.com/install.sh | sh installs the same command.