Drop a Tymeslot booking widget onto any page with one script tag. Inline, popup, or floating button - styled to match your brand, no iframe wrangling.
Every time a potential client has to leave your website to reach a separate booking link, you lose some of them. A new tab, an unfamiliar page, a moment of hesitation - and the booking never happens. The booking flow should live where the intent is: on your own site, in your own brand.
Inline calendar built into the page, a popup modal triggered by any button, or a persistent floating button in the corner.
Tymeslot generates the snippet for you. Paste it into your site - no build step, no framework, no npm.
Set data-theme, data-primary-color, and data-locale on the embed so it blends into your site and speaks your visitor's language.
Guests book without leaving your page. Confirmations, calendar sync, and reminders all work exactly as they do on your hosted booking page.
Embed the booking calendar directly in your page with a single script tag and div.
Trigger a fullscreen booking modal from any button or link, well suited to hero CTAs.
A persistent booking button fixed to the corner of every page, like a chat widget.
Prefer no embed? Share your booking URL in an email signature or social bio.
data-theme, data-primary-color, and data-locale let each embed match its host page.
The embed reports its height back to the host page, so there are no awkward scrollbars.
Embeds are easy to ship and easy to get wrong. Tymeslot's is built to drop in cleanly and stay private.
One script tag works on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, or a plain HTML file. Nothing to build or bundle.
The iframe measures itself and tells the host page how tall to be, so the widget never ends up in a tiny scrolling box.
The same account can power a dark widget on one site and a branded light one on another - set by attributes, not global settings.
The embedded booking flow loads no advertising pixels or third-party trackers, so adding it never compromises your visitors' privacy.
Built the same way as the rest of Tymeslot: open-source, private, self-hostable.
Tymeslot syncs two-way with the calendars you already use. New bookings appear instantly; busy time you block elsewhere disappears from your availability automatically.
Connect your own Stripe account and turn any meeting type into a paid booking. Take a deposit or the full fee up front - the slot is confirmed only once payment clears.
Tymeslot is open source. Run the whole platform on your own server with Docker, Cloudron, or Railway - every booking, calendar token, and client detail stays on infrastructure you control.
Your Tymeslot booking page now drops into WordPress with a block, a shortcode, or a floating button — no HTML to paste, and no drift from your dashboard.
Luka Breitig
June 24, 2026 · 3 min read
Four months after the first release, Tymeslot 1.0 does the whole scheduling job: booking pages, two-way calendar sync, video links, embedding, and five languages.
Luka Breitig
May 08, 2026 · 3 min read
A booking page looks like a form over a calendar. The hard part is that every calendar system disagrees about which events actually make you busy, and once we got that answer in two places, the two places disagreed too.
Luka Breitig
July 08, 2026 · 13 min read
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