Booqit

Say what you want. That’s the interface.

Connect Booqit to the assistant you already use, then plan in plain words. Booqit polls your group for a time, locks the answer, and turns it into an event page they keep — agenda, updates, and who's coming, all current as the plan moves. One link. Guests never sign up.

Start with a sentence →Connect it to your assistant →
Composed · nothing to fill in

Team offsite

Thu 6:00pmFri 6:00pm
Meal preferencechoose one
VeggieMeatVegan
Staying for drinks after?yes / no
YesNo
Opens on any phone · no account
Create thisFree to build · share one link

No browser required

Connect it once. Run the whole thing from chat.

Booqit is a server your assistant can drive. Add it to ChatGPT, Claude, or your own agent. It creates the poll, shares the link, nudges whoever's outstanding, and reads back the decision, all in the place you were already typing. No tabs. No forms. The page it builds is still a real page your guests keep.

MonTueWedThuFriAnnaBenChloéDev
everyone’s freeThu · resolved
ChatGPT

Add Booqit as a connector; run a poll and publish the event mid-chat.

Claude

Booqit shows up as tools your assistant can reach.

Your own agent

Point it at one endpoint. It schedules on a person’s behalf.

POST /api/mcp · connect onceRead the docs →

The integration already happened.

Your assistant's connectors:CalendarInboxContactsBooqit
For years, “connect your calendar” was a product feature you paid for. Now it's just a connector your assistant already has, sitting next to your inbox and your contacts. Booqit doesn't rebuild any of that. It joins the row, and “check my calendar, then ask everyone” becomes one sentence instead of a setup wizard.
Calendly charges per seat, and connecting more than one calendar is typically a paid add-on. Booqit doesn't sell integrations. The wiring is your assistant's, and it's already done.

One link, and the plan lives on their phone.

Booqit builds a real page: the agenda, host updates, the good-to-know details. Your guests open it on any phone, no account, no download. When the plan changes, the page changes — and anyone who asks gets the news by email.

  • One link, any phone

    It opens in the browser they already have. No app to download, no account to make.

  • Follow the plan as it changes

    Move the workshop to 2:30 and the page says 2:30. Every fresh look shows the current plan.

  • Answer with a tap

    One tap sends their reply — and anyone who wants the news can ask to be kept posted by email.

One link · no account · no download · updates by email.

Happening now

Mia's 8th birthday

Sunday 13th · 3:00–6:00pm · at ours

3:00Cake and gamesNow
4:30Piñata in the gardenNext
5:30Pizza and goodbyes
Good to know

Ring the top buzzer, second floor. Nut-free house, please.

No account neededKeep me posted

There's no form anywhere in here.

Not for you, and not for your guests. Every tap is something a person meant, and Booqit does the translating.
  • “Plan the offsite for twelve”a poll
  • a guest taps “Tuesday works”a vote counted
  • “push the workshop to 2:30”the event updated
  • “who hasn’t RSVP’d?”the answer, read back
The idea behind it →

One conversation. Nothing filled in.

Mia turns 8 on the 14th. Party at ours. Check my calendar, then ask the class parents if Saturday or Sunday afternoon works.
usedCalendarBooqitInbox
You’re free both afternoons. Sent the eleven class parents a poll: Saturday the 12th or Sunday the 13th, 3 to 6.
Who’s left?
usedBooqit
Nine of eleven in. Sunday’s winning. Just Jonas’s dad and Lena’s mum to go.
Lock in Sunday, put it on my calendar, and email everyone the page.
usedBooqitCalendarInbox
Held Sunday, built the page, added it to your calendar, and sent all eleven the link.
Three connectors, one thread. Nobody exported a guest list, pasted a date into a second app, or wrote eleven emails. The plan moved from “sometime” to a page on everyone's phone without leaving the chat. The chat ends. The page doesn't.
Calendar and Inbox are your assistant's own connectors, whatever you already use: Google, Outlook. Booqit is the one that holds the date and builds the page. Same chat. Nothing to connect to anything.
Happening now

Mia's 8th birthday

Sunday 13th · 3:00–6:00pm · at ours

3:00Cake and gamesNow
4:30Piñata in the gardenNext
No account neededKeep me posted
The page everyone got.

How it works

01

Say what you need

Type it in chat or on the page: “dinner for eight, next week, not Monday.” Booqit reads the plan and builds the right thing.

02

Share one link

Guests open it on any phone. No account, no download. They tap the times that work and they’re done.

03

Get the decision

When the answers are in, Booqit reads the winner back to you or your assistant. One more sentence turns it into the event page everyone keeps.

Their whole job. A fraction of the price.

Most of what those plans charge for is wiring. You already have the wiring. Guests never pay and never sign up. You start free, and the paid plans are flat — plus VAT, no per-seat maths.
ToolPro planVs. Booqit
Calendly Standard$10/seat/mo−50%
Calendly Teams$16/seat/mo−68%
Doodle Pro$14.95/mo−66%
Cal.com Teams$15/user/mo−66%
Booqitfrom €5.00/mofree tier · flat · no per-seat tax

Say it once. Booqit builds the rest.

Start with a sentence →Connect it to your assistant →The idea behind it →