LineMerge is scheduling software that merges your calendars behind one booking
link. These are the changes you would notice as a host or a booker, newest first. Fixes behind
the scenes are left out unless they changed what you see.
Rename your booking page or a meeting type and the old link sends visitors to the new one for 90 days. Nobody else can take the old name in that time.
Working hours and date exceptions can end at midnight (24:00). Notice periods read "1 day's notice" and "2 days' notice".
Phone photos upload the right way up, and HEIC or WebP files get a message asking for JPEG or PNG. When deleting a page cancels a booking, the email no longer offers to pick a new time on a page that is gone.
Someone guessing your password can no longer lock you out: a browser or app you have signed in from before is checked on its own allowance, and a password reset clears the count.
Pages whose address works as a key (password reset, email confirmation, booking management, invitations and unsubscribe) no longer load analytics or pass their address to other sites. Every email now has a plain-text version too.
Help articles are linked from the feature, plan and FAQ pages they explain. Calendar change notices from Google, Microsoft and Zoom are limited per connected calendar, so one busy account can't slow anyone else's sync, and the availability API pages long answers.
Safer sign-in, steadier sync, replies that reach you
Booker emails and texts have per-address limits, so a booking page can't be used to flood someone's inbox. After ten wrong passwords for one account, sign-in from a new browser or app is refused for up to 15 minutes. A browser or app you have signed in from before is still checked on its own allowance, and a password reset clears the count.
One bad event in Google or Microsoft no longer stops a calendar from syncing; the dashboard says how many events were left out and why. If you move to Free with more than two calendar sources, the extra ones are paused, not deleted, and resume when you upgrade or remove one.
When a booker replies to a confirmation, reminder or change email, the reply goes to the host, once the host's email is confirmed. Product-tip emails have a one-click unsubscribe that needs no sign-in.
Choosing a plan on the pricing page now opens Billing with that plan selected. Common passwords are refused when you sign up or change your password.
A host who hasn't confirmed their email can take three bookings; after that the page pauses until the email is confirmed.
New meeting types default to a phone call, times in English use a 12-hour clock, and if two people move the same booking at once, the second sees that it has already moved.