Feature Requests

when someone books a call with me, i'd assume they want my name first on the event, but in my calendar i want their name first. is there any way to do this?

I prefer to select availability with the calendar selector. However, when doing it this way, it is not obvious when there are multiple weeks with time slots. I recommend adding text that says something like "Week x/y completed" where y is the total number of weeks with time slots and x updates with number of weeks that have been viewed/edited.

When distributing a meeting poll to many people, I like to get as much detail in availability as possible, which means I have many, many time slots to choose from. I would like the ability to have the respondents only see the calendar selection option (i.e. hide the list selection section), so they don't opt for the list and get frustrated by the number of clicks they will end up making.

For example, you can type C to confirm, X to Cancel, or R to Reschedule

Sometimes you want to completely customise the design of a booking calendar. At present, the logo is imposed by the logo of the team to which the calendar belongs. But we sometimes create specific events that require a particular logo.

Request: As a user, I'd like to see all active/published poll's selected timeslots overlayed on my calendar when creating a new poll. Reason: Avoid potential conflicts if same slot is picked as options and the client selects it.

can you add a feature that shows less options to allow your calendar to look more full

Main thing needed is to cancel the request, accidentally clicked the wrong person and no way to undo. Maybe add the option to the drop-down

I create several meeting polls each week and I would love to see the option to view the meeting polls in the order in which they were created... that way I can easily see which ones were created earlier and I need to send out reminders for responses.

When an unknown guest makes a request and it doesn't suit me, I'd like to have a button that sends them an email asking them to reschedule without having to confirm or decline the appointment request.