Tymeslot - Better Meeting Scheduling than cal.com
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Tymeslot - Better Meeting Scheduling than Cal.com
Main Page: https://tymeslot.app
Git: https://github.com/Tymeslot/tymeslot
Licence: Elastic License 2.0
Dockerfile: Yes
Demo: https://tymeslot.appSummary
Tymeslot is a self-hosted meeting scheduling platform — a privacy-respecting alternative to Calendly and similar tools. It lets you create booking pages for others to schedule time with you, with full timezone awareness, calendar sync, and real-time availability checking.
Key features:
- CalDAV integration — syncs with Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud, Fastmail, and any standards-compliant calendar server
- Google Calendar sync — reads busy times and creates events directly in Google Calendar
- Google Meet integration — automatically generates Meet links for booked meetings
- SSO via OIDC/OAuth — supports Google, GitHub, and any OpenID Connect provider
- Multiple themes, multiple language support (English, German, French, Ukrainian)
- No ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics
- Background jobs with retry logic, rate limiting, structured logging
Built with Elixir/Phoenix LiveView — lightweight, concurrent, and very fast.
Notes
I'm the developer of Tymeslot, and I built Cloudron support in from the start. The cloud version is hosted on Cloudron right now. The app also supports authentication with Cloudron accounts and uses the postgres and sendmail addons.
What makes it a great fit for Cloudron:
Automatic addon integration: The app auto-detects Cloudron's built-in services. The PostgreSQL connection (
CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_URL) is picked up automatically — no manual database config needed. Cloudron's mail relay is used for all transactional email out of the box. Cloudron's OIDC identity provider is detected automatically, adding an SSO login button without any configuration.
Already installable today: You can install it right now as a custom app using the Cloudron CLI. Full step-by-step instructions are at: https://tymeslot.app/docs/cloudron
Minimal required config: OnlySECRET_KEY_BASEandPHX_HOSTare needed for a working installation. Everything else is optional or auto-configured.The documentation page at https://tymeslot.app/docs/cloudron walks through the full install in about 3 commands. It also covers optional extras: Google Calendar/Meet setup, GitHub OAuth, switching to an external email provider, and common troubleshooting.
Having it in the official Cloudron app store would make it much more discoverable for the self-hosting community — and would mean users get one-click installs and automatic updates.
If there are any features you are looking for, let me know! The app has been developed daily for weeks now. Please also star it on Github if you like what you see!
Alternative to: Cal.com, Easy Appointments, Calendly
Screenshots: https://tymeslot.appI'm the developer of Tymeslot, and I built Cloudron support in from the start. The cloud version is hosted on Cloudron right now. The app also supports authentication with Cloudron accounts and uses the postgres and sendmail addons.
Hey, that is great! Thank you very much! I wish there were more developers like you. When you chat with other devs, do you mention Cloudron to them? What is there reaction? Have they heard of it?
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@LoudLemur it's already packaged and was literally built for Cloudron. Your monster evidently needs a lot more training.
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Haha! The "monster"! The monster should have checked if it was already published, right!
I would like to know from anybody involved in the packaging if the rating "moderate" was appropriate. Would any of these notes have actually saved you time, if you can remember?
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WanderingMonster packaging report: Verdict: Moderate.
https://paste.wanderingmonster.dev/?968a273a702c96da#BheknpBPP1aTHG9TTBntKPht3fXBwBTJ1GXzLehfnPCg
Being the app developer, I must say the report is quite inaccurate and full of assumptions (e.g. "probably the backup size isn't big, but who knows").
I'd be surprised if anyone finds this helpful.
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WanderingMonster packaging report: Verdict: Moderate.
https://paste.wanderingmonster.dev/?968a273a702c96da#BheknpBPP1aTHG9TTBntKPht3fXBwBTJ1GXzLehfnPCg
Being the app developer, I must say the report is quite inaccurate and full of assumptions (e.g. "probably the backup size isn't big, but who knows").
I'd be surprised if anyone finds this helpful.
@ekevu123 Hey, thanks for developing this application! Thanks also for being on Cloudron - it is brilliant to have developers interested in having their applications packaged. Thank you also for your feedback on the automated report.
It is beginning to look like this "Wandering Monster's" days are numbered!
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Tymeslot - Better Meeting Scheduling than Cal.com
Main Page: https://tymeslot.app
Git: https://github.com/Tymeslot/tymeslot
Licence: Elastic License 2.0
Dockerfile: Yes
Demo: https://tymeslot.appSummary
Tymeslot is a self-hosted meeting scheduling platform — a privacy-respecting alternative to Calendly and similar tools. It lets you create booking pages for others to schedule time with you, with full timezone awareness, calendar sync, and real-time availability checking.
Key features:
- CalDAV integration — syncs with Nextcloud Calendar, iCloud, Fastmail, and any standards-compliant calendar server
- Google Calendar sync — reads busy times and creates events directly in Google Calendar
- Google Meet integration — automatically generates Meet links for booked meetings
- SSO via OIDC/OAuth — supports Google, GitHub, and any OpenID Connect provider
- Multiple themes, multiple language support (English, German, French, Ukrainian)
- No ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics
- Background jobs with retry logic, rate limiting, structured logging
Built with Elixir/Phoenix LiveView — lightweight, concurrent, and very fast.
Notes
I'm the developer of Tymeslot, and I built Cloudron support in from the start. The cloud version is hosted on Cloudron right now. The app also supports authentication with Cloudron accounts and uses the postgres and sendmail addons.
What makes it a great fit for Cloudron:
Automatic addon integration: The app auto-detects Cloudron's built-in services. The PostgreSQL connection (
CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_URL) is picked up automatically — no manual database config needed. Cloudron's mail relay is used for all transactional email out of the box. Cloudron's OIDC identity provider is detected automatically, adding an SSO login button without any configuration.
Already installable today: You can install it right now as a custom app using the Cloudron CLI. Full step-by-step instructions are at: https://tymeslot.app/docs/cloudron
Minimal required config: OnlySECRET_KEY_BASEandPHX_HOSTare needed for a working installation. Everything else is optional or auto-configured.The documentation page at https://tymeslot.app/docs/cloudron walks through the full install in about 3 commands. It also covers optional extras: Google Calendar/Meet setup, GitHub OAuth, switching to an external email provider, and common troubleshooting.
Having it in the official Cloudron app store would make it much more discoverable for the self-hosting community — and would mean users get one-click installs and automatic updates.
If there are any features you are looking for, let me know! The app has been developed daily for weeks now. Please also star it on Github if you like what you see!
Alternative to: Cal.com, Easy Appointments, Calendly
Screenshots: https://tymeslot.app@ekevu123 Cool app, toying with it right now. One observation:
- when trying to connect to my nextcloud calendar, it connects and recognizes the different calendars but when I press
Add integration, it returnsBase url Must be a valid HTTP or HTTPS URL (e.g., https://example.com)nonetheless.
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@ekevu123 Cool app, toying with it right now. One observation:
- when trying to connect to my nextcloud calendar, it connects and recognizes the different calendars but when I press
Add integration, it returnsBase url Must be a valid HTTP or HTTPS URL (e.g., https://example.com)nonetheless.
@ekevu123 Cool app, toying with it right now. One observation:
- when trying to connect to my nextcloud calendar, it connects and recognizes the different calendars but when I press
Add integration, it returnsBase url Must be a valid HTTP or HTTPS URL (e.g., https://example.com)nonetheless.
This is fixed in the next release coming up today!
- when trying to connect to my nextcloud calendar, it connects and recognizes the different calendars but when I press
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@ekevu123 Cool app, toying with it right now. One observation:
- when trying to connect to my nextcloud calendar, it connects and recognizes the different calendars but when I press
Add integration, it returnsBase url Must be a valid HTTP or HTTPS URL (e.g., https://example.com)nonetheless.
This is fixed in the next release coming up today!
- when trying to connect to my nextcloud calendar, it connects and recognizes the different calendars but when I press
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