The ultimate calendar management and booking solution
TidyCal is intuitive, streamlined, and visually clean—both on the front end and the admin side. I genuinely love almost everything about it… except for one significant drawback that might end up being a deal breaker.
The issue? TidyCal injects its branding into confirmation emails and the metadata when a calendar link is shared through text messages and social media—and it’s not subtle. Their branding feels intrusive and counter to a white-labeled, professional experience.
This bothers me because it detracts from my own brand, offerings, and redirects attention to TidyCal and AppSumo. The more my clients see AppSumo’s name, the more normalized these tools become—and that undercuts the uniqueness and perceived value of my software stack. I’ve tried to justify it by reminding myself I could earn affiliate commissions… but honestly, I’m not sure that tradeoff is worth it.
TidyCal has been an absolute game changer! Beautifully simple, incredibly user-friendly, and wonderfully cost-effective. I love how effortlessly it keeps me organized, and my clients have been raving about how easy it is to book with. It’s streamlined my workflow in the loveliest way.
Unless I'm missing something, the date poll feature really fell short. The poll results appear to be sent to the organizer my email but they are not consolidated so you can see who is available and when - you have to do that manually which is really time consuming. Also it doesn't allow the poll members to rank their preferred date. Often meeting dates are chosen based on the key participants availability and not all participant availability and it's important to know not only that they are available but what there preferred date is (rank). When you select a date it puts a (1) beside the date reflecting that you are available but it suggests some sort of ranking is possible which is not. Instead of showing a "1" - change it to show a check mark - that would make it more clear that it's not a ranking thing that is broken. I was excited about upgrading for the polling feature but like I said it really fell short of being a good feature. Have a look at needtomeet.com to see how availability is gathered and displayed.
Konfusion und nicht in deutsch übersetzt... und es kann sich nwd gut mit google Kalender Verknüpfen.
TidyCal makes it easy to create booking pages, set your availability, and manage your schedule without any technical hassle.
Everything from the feature-set, which is richer in almost every way than any of the competitors, the one-time pricing, and the client-facing look and feel is insanely professional, slick and value-based.
A lot of good stuff, and at a much more reasonable price than calendly.
It lacks a few features that would be very interesting, in particular :
- the ability to remove the logo.
- the ability to add a discount coupon
- the ability to have several tariffs
It's these little shortcomings that make me give it a 4 rather than a 5.
Does what it says. Very useful.
A custom domain creation would be great.
One thing that puts me off is that removing bookings from the google calendar directly that were made through tidycal, doesn’t remove it on tidycal side. I’m not sure why this isn’t an option?
Another thing is languages should be per booking page and not globally.
Highly would recommend this calendar to anyone willing to have this great app and tool in their front pocket, makes our lives easier and makes the integration simple to have and add to our current calendar. Awesome Job.
It's a huge bummer because I didn't want to have to go over to big-doodle.