Scheduling and bookings
Event types, booking pages and confirmed appointments, with conflict detection at the core.
The ZenOrbit Platform
Publish what you offer, let people book it against your real calendar, and take payment at the moment they commit. ZenOrbit holds the availability rules, creates the conference link, sends the reminders and keeps the books — so the arranging stops being your job.
Free plan available. Pro from ₹999 per month.
What it does
Most scheduling stacks are three tools with a spreadsheet between them. ZenOrbit is a single domain model: an appointment, the availability that permitted it, the payment that confirmed it and the entitlement it consumed are the same record, not four systems agreeing by luck.
Event types, booking pages and confirmed appointments, with conflict detection at the core.
Working hours, buffers, notice periods and rolling booking windows.
Conference links created automatically on Google Meet, Zoom and Zoho Meeting.
Paid bookings, packages, coupons, invoices, refunds and a reconciled ledger.
Transcripts and summaries for meetings, within each plan’s monthly allowance.
Round robin, collective events, routing rules, shared booking pages and team analytics.
How it works
Google, Outlook, Apple or Zoho. Busy time is read from it, and confirmed bookings are written back to it.
Duration, working hours, buffers, notice period and how far ahead. The rules are enforced at booking time, not suggested.
A public profile that anyone can open without an account, showing only the slots that genuinely remain.
Take payment at booking where you charge for it. A conference link is created, reminders go out, and the record reconciles.
Built to be trusted
Scheduling and money are both domains where a plausible-looking wrong answer is worse than an error. ZenOrbit is built so the wrong answer is hard to construct in the first place.
Google Calendar · Microsoft Outlook Calendar · Apple Calendar · Zoho Calendar · Google Meet · Zoom · Zoho Meeting
A booking creates a real conference link through the provider’s own API before the invitation is sent — not a placeholder that resolves later.
Every capability in the product is a published, versioned REST endpoint with a generated TypeScript SDK, OAuth 2.0 client credentials for machine access, and an MCP server for AI agents. The UI is a client, not a privileged one.
No card, no trial countdown. Move up when the limits start to matter.