Can I vibe code YouCanBookMe?
A bookable page layered on top of your Google or Microsoft calendar.
YouCanBookMe is, at its core, another booking page over your calendar — pick a service, see open slots, book, get a confirmation. The build is the familiar one and the familiar catch applies: dependable two-way sync with Google and Microsoft, timezones and DST, and double-booking prevention are where the real effort concentrates. Its extras (custom booking forms, per-team pages, tailored notifications) are add-ons you grow into. Personal version in a weekend; production-grade sync is the gap.
Build me a personal booking page inspired by YouCanBookMe. Connect to my Google Calendar via OAuth, read free/busy, and let me configure bookable services (duration, buffers, weekly availability, and a custom intake form per service) in config. Show open slots in the booker's detected timezone; on booking, create the calendar event, email both parties a confirmation with reschedule/cancel links, and send a reminder before the meeting. Prevent race-condition double-bookings with a database transaction and handle DST carefully. Use Next.js App Router with a hosted Postgres, deploy to Vercel, and list the timezone and sync edge cases I should test.
A branded booking page that reads free/busy from your calendar, offers slots in the booker's timezone, and writes confirmed events.
- Robust two-way sync across Google and Microsoft calendars
- Team booking pages, pooled availability, and routing
- Highly customizable booking forms and notification workflows
- Timezone/DST and reschedule edge cases handled for you
The booking page is easy; the reason to pay is that YouCanBookMe keeps calendar sync, reminders, and edge cases working reliably day after day — the boring reliability is the product.
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