Open-source scheduling with a real API — the booking layer voice agents plug into.

Pick this when

Something automated needs to book time on a calendar and you want event types, limits and availability defined properly.

What makes it different

Built-in Retell functions — booking agents with no custom code

Event types carry their own availability rules, limits and confirmation settings

Open source, so clients can host their own

What it does

Manages event types, availability windows and booking limits

Exposes an API key (shown once) plus event type IDs for integration

Writes bookings through to Google Calendar

What it does not do

Common wrong expectations

Doesn't show the API key twice — copy it at creation or regenerate

Doesn't replace the calendar; it's the booking layer in front of one

Where it sits in a stack

Between a voice or chat agent and the human's actual calendar.

Shelf

Productivity & source apps · Backend, hosting & code

Our status · not-using

No scheduling automation.

For your projects

None.

Freshness

current

Related tools

complementsRetell AIcomplementsGoogle Docs / Sheets / Gmail / Calendar

retell-ai: native booking functions

google-calendar: where the booking lands

Every moment the course touched it (2)

SessionCoverageMomentWhat happened
Basecamp 6: Voice Agentsdemonstrated2:18:58Calendar connect, one-time-visible API key, event types, availability/limits, phone-vs-email confirmation, event type ID from URL
Session 8: The Conversion Playbookmentioned0:11:21The booking layer named for sequence links (planned setup in the skills pack)

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