Cal.diy: The New MIT-Licensed Open-Source Fork of Cal.com
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Discover Cal.diy, the 100% MIT-licensed community fork of Cal.com. Designed for self-hosters, it removes enterprise code for a pure open-source experience.

I was using cal.com for its teams feature. They were the best calendar system that had a pretty simple round robin assignment.

My problem is that it was pretty expensive per user, $15/user/month for a calendar system. That is around the same as my monthly user zoom costs.

Anyway, when they announced the diy version, I thought I might get to use this teams feature for free. But, they just removed it from the project instead.

I wonder if they got a lot of complaints about there being paid features locked on a self-hosted version of the software.

    • neon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
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      6 days ago

      There are a few that kind of come close to being better, but everything has at least one drawback.

      I’m just vibe coding my own booking system.

      If all goes well, it will be up and running on my test server by the end of the day.

        • neon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
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          6 days ago

          Yeah, I know. I would have kept paying for their software if the pricing for more reasonable.

          I’m not on the calendar as bookabke as the business owner, but I still need to pay for myself as a user to just be the admin. Plus $15 a month for each contractor is pretty high.

          Other services charge like $3 a month. But they have their branding all over the calendar so it does not look good for clients.