Nine locations to choose from
Google Meet, Teams, Zoom, Webex, Whereby, your own video URL, phone, in person — or “to be announced”.
Availability
Set weekly rules (“Mon and Wed, 9–12”) — Klausi fills a year of availability from them. Exceptions like vacation block single days. Try it:
Preview · next week
From the beta
No big promises. Just clear reactions to a tool that works more calmly.
Options
From location to password — every link carries its own settings.
Google Meet, Teams, Zoom, Webex, Whereby, your own video URL, phone, in person — or “to be announced”.
Password protection, expiry date, double bookings off — and up to ten additional guests if you want.
Guests get a confirmation with calendar button and cancel link; you get the calendar file (ICS) on top.
Feature overview
It ends in a conversation
A shared link becomes a booked slot — and the slot becomes a real conversation. No back and forth.
Belongs together
Booked calls become clients, projects, and hours — in the same system.
Frequent questions
Klausi is free, GDPR-compliant with EU hosting, has no link limit, and gives you your own /meet address. In exchange there’s no two-way calendar sync — but booking is connected directly to clients, projects, and hours.
Nothing. Booking links belong to Klausi’s free core — with no limit on the number of links.
Yes. You create as many booking links as you like — each with its own duration, location, and settings. That’s free too.
Your link has a home time zone; guests see and book slots in theirs automatically. Both emails show the matching local time.
Yes. Every confirmation contains a personal cancel link — if the guest cancels, you get an email immediately.
Yes. Optional password protection (stored encrypted), an expiry date per link, and a switch against double bookings.
Klausi has no automatic two-way sync. But every booking reaches your calendar via an ICS file and an “add to calendar” button — and the slot is linked to client and project right away.