Appointments for Nextcloud
Calendly-style booking pages built into your existing Nextcloud.
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sovereigntyAppointments is a Nextcloud app that adds Calendly-style public booking pages on top of a Nextcloud instance's own calendar (CalDAV-compatible, so it also works with iOS, Android, and Google Calendar via sync). It's the natural fit for anyone already self-hosting Nextcloud who wants booking pages without adding a second standalone app to operate.
OPEN SOURCEAGPL-3.0SELF-HOSTLOCAL-FIRST
LicenseAGPL-3.0
PricingFree; installed from the Nextcloud App Store into an existing Nextcloud instance. Optional donations support the solo maintainer.
Open sourceYes
Self-hostableYes
Local-first dataYes
What it does well
- +Actively maintained (updated within the last two weeks) with very positive community ratings on the Nextcloud App Store
- +No new infrastructure if you already run Nextcloud — one more app, not a second server to maintain
- +Standard CalDAV underpinnings mean no lock-in to a proprietary calendar format
- +Supports GDPR-relevant features like embeddable request forms and up to 10 booking pages per user
Where it falls short
- −Only useful if you're already running (or willing to run) Nextcloud — it's not a standalone product
- −Maintained largely by one developer; bus-factor risk is higher than a larger team project
- −No built-in payment collection, unlike Calendly's paid tiers or Easy!Appointments' add-ons
- −Nextcloud itself can be heavier to operate than a single-purpose scheduling app
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