Easy!Appointments
Open-source appointment scheduler for tours and services
oss-osi-approved planned guideOverview
Easy!Appointments is a lightweight booking app for service appointments. Sales and community teams use it for tour slots and consultation bookings.
At a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Categories | booking-scheduling |
| Deployment | self-hosted |
| License class | oss-osi-approved (GPL-3.0-only) |
| Cost model | free-self-hosted |
| Implementation difficulty | easy |
| Maintenance burden | medium |
| Maturity | stable |
| Verification | partially-verified (2026-07-17) |
Cost reality
Free software with self-host costs only.
Pricing and free-tier limits change frequently; re-check official pricing before budget decisions.
Tasks reduced or augmented
Software does not replace community or ops staff. It may reduce or augment:
- Tour appointment booking
- Service slot management
Human oversight still needed
- Calendar sync limits
- Spam bookings
Data held
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appointments
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customers
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providers
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Personal data: yes
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Payment data: no / not primary
Risks
| Area | Notes |
|---|---|
| Vendor lock-in | Evaluate export formats and API completeness before deep customization. |
| Security | Apply updates promptly; restrict admin access; enable TLS. |
| Compliance | Operator remains responsible for privacy and local regulatory obligations. |
| Licensing | Confirm license fits commercial coworking use. |
| Operational | Plan backups, monitoring, and a restore drill before production use. |
Coworking fit
Roles: sales-manager, community-manager, technical-operator
Workflows: tour-to-close, day-pass-checkin
Problems: grow-pipeline, reduce-manual-admin, reduce-software-cost
Smallest useful experiment
Publish tour availability for two staff members for one week and measure no-shows.
Typical time to first value: 1–3 days
Links
Implementation guide
A routable implementation guide is not currently published.
Verification
- Status:
partially-verified - Last reviewed:
2026-07-17 - Sources:
Seed entry compiled from official project sites and repositories. Re-verify pricing, license text, and feature claims before production decisions. Star counts and free-tier numeric limits intentionally omitted unless verified at review time.