I've just spent a couple of hours setting this up and playing with it. I think it has a lot of potential. I am not crazy about the two stage process you need to go through to get the calendar of availability on the webpage. I feel it should be possible to combine the calendar of availability with the timeframe requested (the second page you have to navigate through) and have it dynamically update to avoid the extra step. Or maybe someone has a better idea?I am also frustrated by the fact that the pre-booking description is the same both on the initial "book some time with ..." page and the actual activity (second) page, unless I am missing something. It seems so obvious to me that two fields should be able to contain different content that I assumed it was an oversight.... if this is by design, then this is a feature request. It would also be nice to be able to add some customized welcome text to the initial “book some time with” page above the list of activities. Some of the Interface of the app is a little strange... you can see the options of an event type, but you can't edit them without going back a page to tap edit before returning to the same page to change things? OK, whatever.For a 1.0 effort, this is pretty good. I am not yet sure if I'm going to stick with it, but it does seem to work as advertised.

Tried it, but ultimately deleted it. I’m a local Santa who books time for personal, home visits during the Christmas season. This seemed like a great idea, but it is just not flexible enough for my use. From instance, my visits are in increments of 20 minutes, but this service is limited to ONLY increments of 15 minutes. And, I only do visits from 11/1 to 1/15, but take requests for that season, year round. This service requires me to custom configure each (76) day/date individually, in order to accommodate this. And, the client must scroll to the day/date they are interested in, a tedious one-day-at-a-time (it’s designed for “the next available appointment”). And, Since I make “house calls”, I need to make allowances/gaps between visits based on drive time from the previous visit (something Apple’s Calendar does, but this doesn’t). No can do. And… well, you get the idea. This might make an acceptable solution for barber appointments, but the more flexibility you need the less acceptable this becomes.

I love this app, it’s made my life so much easier in just two weeks of using it. I’ve saved at least an hour of productivity everyday eliminating the usual back and forth to figure out a time for 15 minutes of conversation. There’s a lot of potential for the app, and I already subscribed for a year because of how quick I got a response back from their support when offering questions and feedback. For me, the best part of this application is being able to monitor availability based on multiple calendars. Used Calendly for years, and the fact they couldn’t integrate more than one calendar to track free time was absolutely frustrating. Looking forward to seeing what’s next.

I really like format and ease of use but why limit this app to ios devices - I would like to use it on my mac - possibly by signing into a website. Question or suggested enhancement : rather than me sending an email invite to a client to schedule a phone call and then having client decide they want a meeting with me instead which makes me have to send a new email invite (this time for a meeting) is there a way to send client an invite letting the client choose among interactions: phone, meeting, etc and then have the app show available time for the type of interaction client wants. also would developer please explain the extras that come with upgrade other than number of appointments that can be made monthly - Thank you !

I love this app because it’s the only scheduling app I have found that works with multiple calendars.I have only had one issue. If I put this app on my iPad in addition to my iPhone, it changes my default calendar from my Office365 calendar to the iCloud calendar. The fix was to delete the app on my iPad.The advantage of being able to work with multiple calendars far outweighs the bug I mentioned. This is the best scheduling app out there.

In my line of work, I am constantly scheduling meetings with various people who come to my office. WhenWorks has saved me many hours of back and forth with others to find agreeable times. I keep the options simple, and I’ve received lots of positive feedback from clients for the ease of use and efficiency in scheduling. After a few months of using it, I rely on it now.