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Swellweb Booking adds free-slot appointment scheduling to WordPress. You set how
long an appointment lasts, how much of a break to leave between one and the next,
and which time ranges you are available in — the plugin works out the bookable
slots and shows them to your visitors.
Everything runs on your own site: no external service, no third-party account,
no data sent anywhere else.
Features
Appointment types with configurable duration, buffer between appointments
and weekly availability (several time ranges per day).
Front-end calendar via shortcode: a real month calendar where only the
bookable days are selectable (closed days, past days and fully booked days are
greyed out), with month navigation. Pick a day, see the free times, done.
Optional context field: visitors can add a short note about what they want
to discuss — it reaches you in the notification email and in the dashboard.
Double-booking protection: the slot is checked again when the booking is
confirmed, so two people cannot take the same time.
Automatic emails: confirmation to the visitor, notification to the admin.
Dashboard: bookings in the next 7 days, this month and in total, your next
appointments and a short setup checklist — everything at a glance.
Agenda view: a month calendar in the dashboard showing every appointment at
a glance, with month navigation; click an entry to open the booking.
Bookings list in the dashboard with date, time, name and email, sortable.
No dependencies: no external libraries, vanilla JavaScript, lightweight CSS.
Responsive and accessible on desktop and mobile.
Translation ready: POT file included, Italian translation bundled.
Getting started
Go to Bookings → Appointment types and create one, for example
Intro call (30 min).
Set the duration, the buffer and the time ranges for each day.
Copy the shortcode shown in the sidebar box and paste it into a page.
Privacy
The plugin stores the details entered by the person booking (name, email, day and
time) in your own database, and sends two emails through WordPress: the
confirmation to the visitor and the notification to the site administrator. It
does not contact any external service and does not collect usage statistics.
