WordPress Plugin
Add your Tymeslot booking page to WordPress with the official plugin — a Gutenberg block, a shortcode, or a floating button. No code; works with Tymeslot Cloud and self-hosted.
Luka Breitig created and maintains Tymeslot. He built the scheduling engine, the CalDAV sync layer, the Phoenix LiveView booking UI, and the embeddable widget infrastructure: the systems documented in these pages. He works as a software engineer and AI developer, based in Warsaw, Poland.
His technical focus sits across two areas:
His other live projects include In A Nutshell (AI semantic search for video content with timestamp citations) and Transvexis (multilingual translation serving clients in 39+ languages).
Alongside building, Luka trains engineering teams on AI-assisted software development: agentic workflows, AI code review, and navigating unfamiliar codebases with tools like Claude Code and Cursor. He delivers workshops for organisations including NobleProg and Cegos Integrata, and has spoken at international developer conferences on AI integration and production patterns.
Add your Tymeslot booking page to WordPress with the official plugin — a Gutenberg block, a shortcode, or a floating button. No code; works with Tymeslot Cloud and self-hosted.
Charge attendees through Stripe when they book a paid event type. Covers setup, currencies, payouts, refunds, cancellations, disputes, and fees.
View all your bookings and synced calendar events in a unified day, week, or month grid. Configure your preferred layout, toggle calendar visibility, and reschedule with drag-and-drop.
Ask bookers anything you need before the meeting — short text, choices, yes/no, dates, acknowledgements, and more. Answers ride along to confirmations, emails, and your calendar.
See where your bookings come from. Track visits, unique visitors, and conversions per UTM source — cookie-less, no IPs stored, no third-party scripts and no consent banner required.