Show and book available appointments (like Calendly)
The functionality of Calendly and others similar to it has been a godsend to my business and daily operations. Effectively, my Calendly account is tied to my Google Calendar and allows for users I share my public Calendly link with the opportunity to schedule a preset block of time with me on my public Calendar. This is automattically added to my "private" calendar on Google (lol). The users cannot see any details on my calendar, just the slots that are available to meet with me, whether in person or remote, with options I preselect through a questionaire they fill out.
Having a feature like this within ProtonCalendar/Mail would be INCREDIBLE and very useful for a lot of people.
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Natalya
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Agree many times. For me, it is a decision-making factor: to stay with Proton or to find an alternative solution for both mail and calendar services, as they go hand in hand. This is the case when security ruins the business. I also need this functionality ASAP.
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Claudio
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I need Calendly type functionality urgently as it saves me hours of time. When will this be available and can I join as Beta tester ?
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Rob
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Gave up waiting for Proton. So made the tool myself. Check it out here. No charge unless you want to buy me a beer.
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Oseh Mathias commented
how much do we have to pay to get this critical missing feature
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Nilsbert
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I need this feature, too! It's crtitical for me as I won't use Google or MS services because of privacy!
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Josef commented
I just needed this feature and had to result to sharing my calendars via ICS to google and the google calendar back to proton so i can use that feature with google calendar, which is an ugly workaround but it works
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Lau
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This would be great, although would need to plug into a pay system, and offer different options of events. I suggest cal.com / cal.eu as a guide their offer is overall very good.
Until then, please ensure we can use external solutions efficiently. (Ideas logged on ICS feed made real time to avoid overbookings and caldav).
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Marie Leroux commented
Description:
Allow Proton Calendar users to create a public page where others can book available time slots directly, without needing a Proton account. This feature would simplify scheduling for professional or personal appointments, eliminating the back-and-forth of emails.Key Features:
Customizable Public Page:
Unique, shareable link (e.g., proton.me/username/book)
Branding options: logo, colors, welcome message
Availability Management:
Select available time slots for booking
Set minimum and maximum appointment durations
Add buffer times between appointments
Notifications and Confirmations:
Automatic email confirmation upon booking
Optional reminder notifications before the appointment
Synchronization with Proton Calendar:
Automatic updates based on the user’s existing calendar
Blocks already booked or busy slots
Privacy and Security:
Booking without exposing sensitive calendar details
Control who can access the page (public or invite-only)
Benefits:
Reduces email exchanges when scheduling appointments
Enhances user experience for both professionals and individuals
Fits naturally into the Proton ecosystem, emphasizing security and privacy
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Rowan
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Please please please put this at the front of the calendar roadmap! This is a critical need!
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Daniel
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Agreed! This will be a gamechanger for me. I use google calendars to link my proton calendar to Calendly which defeats the purpose of switching over to proton. A complete alternative to Calendly would be amazing!
I wonder if this feature will be added with the new Proton Meet. That would be amazing!!!
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Jackson Well commented
This is a great example of how appointment scheduling tools like Calendly can significantly improve efficiency and reduce back-and-forth communication. Integrating availability with Google Calendar while keeping details private is incredibly useful for both service providers and clients. It’s especially helpful when offering in-person or remote consultations with pre-selected options via questionnaires. For anyone booking document or legal services, having a smooth scheduling system pairs well with professional solutions like apostille and attestation services in Pakistan: https://sattiservicespvt.com/apostille-attestation-in-pakistan/
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Bobby
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This would be a game changer!! We absolutely need this. It would be the final thing that would make most of the people around me consider moving over to Proton as well.
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Amy
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Agreed - this would be a great feature for scheduling office hours.
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RORIVE GERALD
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For people in the field of health / counselling / coaching and dealing with customer from the diversity, having a secured way to propose booking of slots is key to protect citizens personal life. Proton trademark could be a way to provide confidence to user that their personal information is fully secured. This is a complement to the great function of Proton Meet to have an ecosystem where cirticial personal identifiable information is protected from being extracted by state or hackers.
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TG
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I have just moved everything from Google Workspace before realising that no calendar booking apps integrate natively with Proton Calendar.
This is mission critical to my business and I might land up having to move away from Proton because this is not available. -
John
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This is a huge need and would make it seamless to switch from google.
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Scott
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Wish I could upvote this x1000, huge need for this!
Online scheduling is mainstream and table stakes for a lot of users. Delivering this capability is the only way to keep calendar data secure in Proton Calendar – without forgoing E2EE security. The only current alternative is to create and publish a read-only "Limited view" ICS link, which is too much compromise, and no option exists to write a scheduled event to a secure Proton Calendar. The only option is for a Proton Native and hosted scheduling service.
Please, please strongly consider prioritizing this! Life without it is very, very difficult.
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Sven Parthie commented
I need either synchronization with my current booking tool (youcanbookme) or a similar service integrated in proton calendar. Would that be possible?
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SB
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This is what is keeping my from fully switching to Proton Calendar. I need to be able to have clients book with me at various times, locations, and durations with custom confirmations.
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Nyaree
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Agree, I am facing this now. I would much rather have the feature within proton or even being able to integrate with calendly to avoid using google completely. Thank you.