Cal.diy

Is Cal.diy actively maintained?

Development is ongoing. The repository recorded 2153 commits over the same window, and the last three months alone account for 47 of them.

Activity is cooling: commits are down 72% against the previous quarter. One slow quarter is normal; two in a row is a signal.

The most recent tagged release, v6.2.0, is about 7 months old.

Of the 9 projects we track in Booking and Scheduling, Cal.diy ranks #2 by health score — in the top quarter of its category.

What Cal.diy actually does

Cal.diy is a web-based appointment scheduling system designed to coordinate calendars and meetings. It provides a centralised platform for users to manage availability and share booking links with participants. The codebase is written in Node.js and distributed under the MIT licence.

Best fit: It is well-suited for individuals or teams needing a self-hosted scheduling tool to replace commercial calendar and booking services.

Worth knowing: You should expect significant overlap with established scheduling alternatives, and managing a large Node.js codebase may introduce notable maintenance and dependency update overhead.

Deployment notes

Deploying this Node.js application typically requires a persistent database connection, a reverse proxy to handle TLS termination, and environment variable configuration for proper runtime operation.

Links

• Official website
• Source code