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Online appointment scheduling for your business

Kalendar takes the bookings, remembers the clients, collects the payment and sends the reminders — so the calendar looks after itself while you do the work.

Free plan forever · No card required · Greek and English

The Kalendar dashboard showing appointment types and the day’s bookings

Built in Greece for hair salons, clinics, garages, studios and professional practices

24/7

Bookings taken while you are with a client or closed

18

Ready-made business setups, from salon to law firm

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Languages on every booking page, Greek and English

0 €

To start, on a free plan that does not expire

Features

Everything an appointment needs, in one place

Not just a calendar. Kalendar covers the whole life of a booking — from the moment a client picks a time to the payment, the record and the follow-up.

Appointment types

One-to-one, group, collective and round robin. Each with its own duration, price, location and questions.

Availability that fits reality

Multiple schedules per person, buffers before and after, notice periods and daily limits.

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Clients and records

A card per client with the fields your trade actually keeps, plus notes, tags, history and no-show counts.

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Client portal

A private page where clients see their appointments, their details and move a booking themselves.

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Consents and signatures

A GDPR notice, terms of cooperation and consent declarations, signed digitally at booking and filed for you.

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Payments and deposits

Charge for an appointment at the moment it is booked, through Viva Wallet or PayPal, in your own account.

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Receipts and invoices

Issue a receipt or an invoice from the appointment, with your own numbering, VAT and a PDF — credit notes included.

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Import and export

Bring your client list in from CSV or Excel, and take it out again whenever you like.

Automations

Reminders, confirmations, follow-ups and webhooks, triggered before or after any appointment.

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SMS to clients

Confirmations, reminders and cancellations sent as a text as well as an email, through your own Apifon account.

Routing forms

Ask a few questions, then send each client to the right person, team or appointment type automatically.

Reporting

Completed, cancelled and average duration, broken down by appointment type, person and period.

Users, teams and permissions

Invite colleagues, group them into teams, and build user types that say exactly which parts of Kalendar each one can open.

Calendars and meetings

Google and Outlook calendars stay in sync. Google Meet, Zoom and Teams links are created for you.

Your own booking page

Your logo, your colours, your link — and a separate page per person, team or location.

Mobile and API

An Android app for notifications on the move, and a documented API for everything else.

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What is new in Kalendar

The last release turned Kalendar from a booking link into the place the whole client relationship lives.

A text, not just an email

Connect your own Apifon account and Kalendar texts your clients alongside the emails it already sends — the booking, the reminder before it, a cancellation, a change of time, and a booking still waiting to be paid. Each message has its own wording you can edit, in Greek and in English, with the same placeholders the emails use. On every paid plan.

The receipt is issued before they reach the door

Issue a receipt or an invoice straight from the appointment — your own numbering series, VAT per line, your details and the client’s frozen onto the document, and a PDF to send or print. An online payment can issue it for you, and a credit note undoes one that was already given out.

Say what each person can open

Build a user type once — a named set of permissions across appointments, clients, receipts, payments, reporting and settings — then hand it to as many colleagues as you like. Each area is either invisible, readable or editable, and the owner’s own access can never be ticked away.

Bring your client list with you

Import your clients from a CSV or an Excel file, matching the columns yourself so nothing is written on a guess — or start from a ready-made template. Export the whole list, custom fields included, any time you want it back.

Forms that get signed, not printed

Write your GDPR notice and terms of cooperation once, then ask for them at booking — with a tick, or with a real signature drawn on screen. Every signature keeps the exact text that was read, the time and the IP address, downloads as a PDF, and is asked for again on its own the moment you change the wording.

A record for every client

Every booking now builds a client card. Custom fields per business type — hair type and colour formula for a salon, plate and mileage for a garage, allergies and medication for a clinic — plus private notes, tags, and counts of cancellations and no-shows.

A page your clients own

Each client gets a private link showing their upcoming and past appointments, the details you hold on them, and a way to move a booking that has not happened yet. No account, no password — and your private notes never appear on it.

Get paid when they book

Connect your own Viva Wallet or PayPal account and take the fee, or a deposit, at the moment of booking. The money goes straight to you — Kalendar never sits in the middle.

Set up in minutes, not evenings

Pick your line of work at signup and the account arrives ready: your usual services with the right durations, the questions worth asking at booking, and the client fields your trade keeps.

Clients reschedule themselves

Allow rescheduling per appointment type and clients move their own booking within the limits you set, instead of calling to cancel.

Send from your own mailbox

Connect Gmail or Microsoft 365 with a single sign-in and confirmations and reminders go out from your address, not a generic one.

How Kalendar works

How Kalendar works

Six steps from an empty calendar to a booked, paid and confirmed appointment.

1 STEP 1

Create an appointment type

Name the service, set how long it takes, where it happens and when you are available. Kalendar gives it its own link.

Create an appointment type — Kalendar
2 STEP 2

Add your automations

Decide what should happen and when — a confirmation on booking, a reminder the day before, a follow-up after, or a webhook into another system.

Add your automations — Kalendar
3 STEP 3

Share the link

Put it on your site, in your bio or in an email. Send a routing form instead and each client is guided to the right service on their own.

Share the link — Kalendar
4 STEP 4

The client picks a time

They see only the times that are genuinely free, in their own time zone, in Greek or English.

The client picks a time — Kalendar
5 STEP 5

They answer and pay

They fill in the questions you set for that service and, if you ask for it, pay the fee or a deposit by card or PayPal on the spot.

They answer and pay — Kalendar
6 STEP 6

Everyone gets confirmed

The appointment lands in your Google or Outlook calendar, the meeting link is created, both of you get the email, and the client card is updated.

Everyone gets confirmed — Kalendar
Integrations

Works with what you already use

Kalendar reads your calendar so it never double-books you, and writes each appointment back where you expect to find it.

Learn more
Google Calendar Microsoft 365 Google Meet Zoom Microsoft Teams Gmail Outlook Viva Wallet PayPal Apifon REST API
Industries

Set up for your line of work

Choose your trade at signup and the account is created with the services, durations, booking questions and client fields that trade actually uses. Change anything you like afterwards.

The Kalendar Android app showing the day’s appointments
Android app

Your calendar, wherever you are

A push notification the moment a booking arrives or is cancelled. Check the day ahead, open a client, edit an appointment type and update your availability from your phone.

Google Play
Security

Your data, handled properly

Appointments carry personal information. Kalendar is built and hosted so that it stays yours.

Encrypted and backed up

Traffic over HTTPS, data encrypted at rest, and a backup taken every day.

GDPR by design

Minimal data collected, exported or deleted on request, and a written privacy policy.

A full audit trail

Every change to an appointment, client or setting is logged with who did it and when.

Permissions that mean something

Decide per user what they can see and change — their own bookings, their team’s, or everything.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The things people ask before they sign up.

Kalendar is an online appointment scheduling application. It gives your business a booking page where clients pick a free time themselves, then handles the confirmation, the reminders, the client record, the payment and your calendar. It supports several appointment types, automations, multiple locations, teams and integrations with the tools you already use.

No. Kalendar runs entirely in the browser, and your clients need nothing at all — just the link. There is also an Android app for notifications and quick changes on the move.

Yes. Traffic runs over HTTPS, data is encrypted at rest, and a backup is taken every day. Every change is recorded in an activity log, and permissions decide who can see what. Kalendar only ever creates entries in your connected calendar — it never edits or deletes what is already there.

Yes. Our team provides technical support by email and phone, and there is a help centre with guides.

Extended support, or work to customise the application for you, is charged separately depending on what you need.

You start on a free plan that does not expire. Paid plans start at 13 € per month billed annually, or 16 € monthly, and go up depending on how many people you are and how much of the product you need. Each plan includes a number of users, and extra people are charged per head on top.

You pay inside the application by card or PayPal, and you can change plan or stop at any time without losing your data.

Yes. The application works on phones and tablets, the booking page is built for a phone screen, and there is an Android app that sends you a notification the moment a booking arrives or is cancelled.

Yes. Automations send confirmations, reminders and follow-ups by email to your clients and to your own people, at whatever timing you choose. On a paid plan the same messages can go out as an SMS. You also get push notifications on the mobile app.

Yes, with no obligation. Your account returns to the free plan and you keep your data.

Yes. Google and Microsoft 365 calendars, Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams for online meetings, Gmail and Microsoft 365 for sending email, and Viva Wallet and PayPal for payments. There is also a documented REST API, and any workflow can call a webhook.

On a paid plan you can also connect an Apifon account and text your clients.

Yes. Connect your own Viva Wallet or PayPal account, set a price on an appointment type, and the client pays the fee or a deposit while booking. The money goes straight into your account — Kalendar never holds it.

Yes, if you allow it. Enable rescheduling on an appointment type and clients move their booking from their own private page, within the notice period you set, instead of calling to cancel.

Yes. The application and every booking page are available in Greek and English, and you choose which language a given booking page uses.

Create an account, choose your line of work, and Kalendar sets up your services, durations, booking questions and client fields for you. Adjust what you want and share your link — most people are taking bookings the same day.

Yes. You write your own forms — a GDPR notice, terms of cooperation, consent declarations — and attach them to whichever appointment types need them. Clients read and accept them while booking, and where you ask for it they sign with a finger or a mouse.

Every signature is stored with the exact text that was read, the date, the time and the IP address, and downloads as a PDF from the client’s record. If you change the wording, Kalendar asks for a fresh signature at the next appointment.

Yes, on any paid plan. Connect your own Apifon account and Kalendar texts your clients the booking confirmation, the reminder, a cancellation, a change of time, or a booking still waiting to be paid — alongside the emails it already sends. You choose which of those go out, and you edit the wording of each one in Greek and in English.

The messages are sent under your own approved sender name, and Apifon charges you for them directly.

Start taking bookings today

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