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Cal.diy: open-source community edition of cal.com
Cal.diy is a fully open-source, MIT-licensed community fork of Cal.com, stripped of all commercial and enterprise code, designed for individuals and self-hosters seeking full control over their scheduling infrastructure. It provides comprehensive setup guides for local, Docker, and cloud deployment (including platforms like Railway and Northflank), encourages community contributions via GitHub, and has no hosted or managed version available.
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9 tagsopen-source schedulingself-hosted schedulingMIT licensecommunity forkCal.com alternativeDocker deploymentGitHub contributionsserver administrationdatabase management
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