Let people book you on your own domain.
bridge.ac puts a booking page on your site, checks your calendars for busy times and sends every guest an invite with a Google Meet link. No third-party logo on the page, and the booking data sits in an EU database.
- Google Calendar, Meet links and iCal feeds
- Guests pick times in their own time zone
- Names and emails deleted 30 days after the call
Which day works for you?
The booking page
One question at a time.
Guests pick a day, then a time, then add their name and email. Times show in their own time zone, and anything you're busy for never appears.
- Works on phones and from the keyboard
- Cancel or move from one link in the email
- No account needed for your guests
Features
A booking page that knows your week.
Everything on this page works today.
On your domain
Your booking page lives at yoursite.com/book, in your fonts and colours. Guests stay on your site from first click to confirmation.
Your calendars block the slots
Link Google accounts and iCal feeds from iCloud or Outlook. Busy times, notice periods and buffers close slots before anyone sees them.
See your week, block what you need
A week view shows every open time against your calendars. Block an afternoon, a holiday or a planned session, and those times close for booking.
Invites that work
An email with an .ics file, the Meet link and one link to cancel or move.
Spam stays out
Cloudflare Turnstile, a hidden honeypot field, at most two upcoming calls per email and a daily cap on new bookings.
Private by default
Bookings are stored in an EU database. No IP addresses, no tracking on the booking page. Names, emails and notes are deleted 30 days after each call.
How it works
Three steps to your first booking.
Set it up once. After that, people book and you show up.
Link your calendars
Sign in with Google, or paste a private iCal link. Pick which calendars count as busy and which one gets new bookings.
Set hours and call types
Working hours per day, call length, buffers, minimum notice and how far ahead people can book.
Share your link
Put yoursite.com/book on your site, in your email signature or in a reply. Bookings land in your calendar with a Meet link.
Coming soon.
bridge.ac is in private use while we finish it. Try the booking page to see how your guests would book you.