Frequently asked questions

Only for calendars you explicitly mark public. Private calendars contribute a start time, an end time and a source tag — nothing else is written to our database, so there is nothing to leak.

Whatever you publish on your booking page, and nothing more. Connecting a brokerage account does not give the brokerage visibility into your other calendars.

A database exclusion constraint. Any overlapping confirmed booking is rejected outright, so the second request gets a clean refusal rather than silently double-booking you.

No. They open your link, see real openings in their own timezone, and book. Reschedule and cancel links in their confirmation email work without signing in.

Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 / Outlook connect directly. Apple/iCloud, Exchange and device-local calendars are bridged from the iOS and Android apps.

iCloud has no proper server API for this. Rather than ship a fragile CalDAV integration that needs app-specific passwords, the phone — which already has the calendar — reports busy times.

The action is refused with a clear message rather than silently degrading. Nothing you have already connected stops working.

Up to five people on one bill, each with their own account, calendars and privacy settings. It adds a shared household calendar and one booking link that offers a time when anyone in the household is free. The shared calendar itself is free — the plan is for the shared booking page and Pro features for everyone in it.

Yes, from the billing portal at any time. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.

Yes — from the web dashboard or from inside the mobile apps. Deletion removes your account, OAuth tokens, mirrored calendar data, booking pages and bookings.