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Cal.diy

calcom/cal.diy

A community-driven, open-source scheduling platform.

  • Active
  • MIT
  • TypeScript
Cal.diy card: Scheduling platform for everyone.
49.9kGitHub stars
15.6kForks
435Contributors
v6.2.0latest release

In short

Cal.diy is a GitHub project in the Self-hosted category, written mainly in TypeScript. It is released under the MIT licence (permissive). Maintenance status: active, last commit 11 Nov 2026. It has 49,925 GitHub stars.

What it does

Standout capability100% MIT-licensed with no proprietary Enterprise Edition features
Best forIndividuals and self-hosters who want full control

Maintenance

0 dsince last commit
255 dsince last release
1,629open issues
5 yrproject age
commitrelease
12 months agotoday

Active Commits in the last 30 days. Last commit: 11 Nov 2026 · Latest release: v6.2.0 · 1 Mar 2026. How we score this

Licence in plain words

Permissive · MIT

Use, copy, modify and sell it, including in closed-source products. Keep the copyright and licence notice.

A summary, not legal advice. Read the project's LICENSE file before relying on it. SPDX ↗

Cal.diy compared with alternatives

ProjectStarsLicenceStatusLast commit
Coolify65.9kApache-2.0Active11 Nov 2026
Memos64.4kMITActive11 Nov 2026
Cal.diy (this page)49.9kMITActive11 Nov 2026
Codr—AGPL-3.0Active6 Nov 2026

Same category, sorted by GitHub stars. Numbers checked 11 Nov 2026.

Questions

Is Cal.diy free and open source?

Yes. Cal.diy is published on GitHub under the MIT licence (permissive). Use, copy, modify and sell it, including in closed-source products. Keep the copyright and licence notice.

Is Cal.diy still maintained?

Active: the last commit was on 11 Nov 2026 and the latest release, v6.2.0, came out on 1 Mar 2026. Repoworthy rechecks this daily.

What is Cal.diy written in?

Cal.diy is mainly written in TypeScript.

How popular is Cal.diy?

As of 11 Nov 2026, Cal.diy has 49,925 GitHub stars, 15,611 forks and 435 contributors.

What are some alternatives to Cal.diy?

Other Self-hosted projects on Repoworthy include Coolify, Memos and Codr.

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Codr

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Numbers from the GitHub API, checked 11 Nov 2026. Text summarised from the project's README. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.