Integrations
Calendars connect directly where a real API exists. Where one doesn't — iCloud, Exchange, a locked-down work phone — the mobile apps bridge it instead.
Full two-way connection over the Google Calendar API, with push channels and incremental sync. Scopes: read your calendar list and events, and write the events LineMerge creates for confirmed bookings.
Microsoft Graph delta queries and change notifications, with subscription renewal so sync doesn't quietly go stale.
Reached through the Device Bridge in the iOS app rather than server-side CalDAV. Your iPhone reports busy times; nothing needs an app-specific password.
Any calendar already synced to your phone can be bridged, including work Exchange accounts you can't OAuth.
Meet links are generated on the calendar event itself when a booking is confirmed.
Auto-attach a Zoom link to confirmed bookings. Use a Custom location with your own Zoom link today.
A private, revocable feed of your merged availability that any calendar app can subscribe to.
Native apps for the merged calendar, booking approvals and the Device Bridge — store review in progress.
Subscription billing and the customer portal for Pro and Team plans.
A signed POST for every booking created, confirmed, moved, declined or cancelled — into your CRM, a Zapier or Make scenario, or your own code. Test deliveries from the dashboard.
Bookers who leave a number get a confirmation, reminders, and a text when you move or cancel. You never text anyone yourself.
Paste a personal access token and your Calendly event types come across as meeting types — name, link, duration, description, location kind and questions.
One consent creates your account, verifies your email and connects that Google Calendar.
The phone is the integration
Where a calendar has no server API, the iOS and Android apps report its busy times instead. Nothing to configure on the calendar side, no app-specific passwords, and the same private-by-default rule as every other source.
Something missing? The calendar feed works with anything that reads a calendar subscription, and the Device Bridge covers anything already on your phone.