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PRODUCT STORYcalcom/cal.com

Cal.Diy, explained through its repository.

Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone.

46,676Stars
14,505Forks
20Contributors
TypeScriptPrimary language
01WHAT IT IS

Cal.Diy at a glance.

Cal.Diy is a public TypeScript project. Its repository currently shows 46,676 stars, 14,505 forks, and 1,353 open issues.

02THE APPROACH

The visible technical approach.

The codebase is led by TypeScript, CSS, HTML and describes itself through the topics next-auth, nextjs, open-source, postgresql. This draft stays limited to signals visible in the repository.

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03KEY FEATURES

Signals that point to the product.

The repository highlights next-auth, nextjs, open-source, postgresql as its clearest product and technical themes. Review these signals and replace them with user-facing capabilities before publishing.

04IMPACT

What the public activity can—and cannot—prove.

Public GitHub activity currently shows 46,676 stars, 14,505 forks, and 20 contributors in the retrieved sample. These are repository activity signals—not verified user or business outcomes.

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EVIDENCE

6 sources behind the story.

TIMELINE

The repository’s visible journey.

commitrefactor: rename getEventLocationType to getLocationByType for better clarity (#28567)
commitfix(bookings): refund all seat payments when cancelling a paid seated… (#29685)
commitfix(CalEventParser): skip null/undefined values in getUserFieldsResponses (#29703)
commitfix(notifications): use instance URL in push test notification (#29673)
commitfix(calendar): sync Cal.diy iCalUID events (#29580)
commitrefactor(app-store): move credential query to repository pattern (#29724)