GitHub - calcom/cal.diy: Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone.

Cal.com | Scheduling Software for Online Bookings

A fully customizable scheduling software for individuals, businesses taking calls and developers building scheduling platforms where users meet users.

Scheduling Software Everyone Will Love · SavvyCal

You’ll love it for the flexible controls to keep your calendar sane. They’ll love it for the ultra-convenient booking experience.

Schedule – Local-First Conf 2026

The world's first and best event dedicated to local-first software.

All-in-One Makerspace Management Solution

All you need for running a makerspace, fab lab, coworking space or university workshop. Machine Integration. Member Management. Billing & Payments. Quick Setup.

Avails — Group Scheduling

Open-source group scheduling on the AT Protocol. Your polls live in your Bluesky account.

Citizen-Infra/avails

ATProto-powered group scheduling — open-source LettuceMeet alternative

Caligra is a new computer company.

The Linux®-powered computer designed to accelerate your work.

Caligra is a new computer company.

The Linux®-powered computer designed to accelerate your work.

Open-Source Meeting Scheduling Software · Tymeslot

Eliminate scheduling back-and-forth with Tymeslot. Share your availability, let others book instantly, and sync with your calendar and video tools.

Silicon Valley über alles

Every day, computers are making people easier to use

DevOpsDays Rockies Monthly Meetup | Meetup

We're a community of DevOps practitioners, engineers, and enthusiasts in the Mile High City. From continuous integration to mountain trails, we believe in automation, collaboration, and getting outside.Our group meets monthly in the evenings -- we do **co-working** during the day! 🌄Permanent locati

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Platform created by the community to programmatically author, schedule and monitor workflows.

Why the '996' schedule is capturing the interest of Silicon Valley leadership

The "996" schedule is 12-hour shifts, 6 days a week and it's captivated Silicon Valley tech leaders. NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with academic Margaret O'Mara about this workplace trend.