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calcom — app walkthrough

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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
  const shot = function(i, s){ return screenshotPath.replace('.png', '-' + i + '-' + s + '.png'); };
  page.setDefaultTimeout(6000);
  await page.route(function(u){ return /sentry|segment\.com|googletagmanager|google-analytics|hotjar|posthog|connect\.facebook|intercom|cdn-cgi\/scripts/.test(u.toString()); }, function(r){ r.abort().catch(function(){}); }).catch(function(){});
  let n = 1;
  const wait = function(ms){ return page.waitForTimeout(ms||500); };
  const killModal = async function(){
    // click "Don't update" (timezone modal) or any dialog dismiss without mutating settings
    await page.evaluate(function(){
      var bs = Array.prototype.slice.call(document.querySelectorAll('button, [role=button]'));
      var dont = bs.find(function(b){ return /don.?t update|dismiss|not now|no thanks|cancel/i.test((b.innerText||'').trim()); });
      if (dont) { try{ dont.click(); }catch(e){} return; }
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Visual
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Network
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Console
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A11y
C
Perf
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URL
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Duration
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Accessible
WCAG 2.2 · 76
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Fast
Web Vitals · 70

Notes from the demo run

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Cal.com is open-source scheduling — connect your calendars, set availability, share a booking link, avoid email tennis. After an email-verify and a short getting-started wizard, the app is a polished, dense product surface: Event Types (three are pre-created — 15/30-min and a hidden "secret" link), an event-type editor, Availability, Bookings, an Apps store, Workflows, Routing forms, Teams, Insights and a full Settings tree. For an OSS product the authenticated UX is remarkably finished.

Highlights
  • Pre-seeded event types remove the blank slate
    A brand-new account already has 15-min, 30-min and a hidden "secret" event type — the visitor can preview a live booking page in the first session without configuring anything, a strong first-run choice.
  • Booking-link preview is one click from every event
    Each event type carries a Preview link to the public cal.com/<user>/<slug> page, so the core value (a shareable booking link) is always one click away inside the editor.
  • Enterprise-grade surface, OSS product
    Apps store, Workflows, Routing forms, Insights and a deep Settings tree all render cleanly — the breadth reassures a buyer that self-hosting doesn't mean a stripped-down product.
Friction points
  • Cloudflare Turnstile + email-verify double-gates signup
    Email signup is protected by a Turnstile widget AND a follow-up verification link; both are reasonable, but together they add two waits before an evaluator reaches the app — worth measuring the drop-off.
  • Getting-started asks for calendar connect early
    The wizard nudges a Google/Microsoft calendar connection before the app is explored; an "I'll connect later" path exists but is less prominent than the connect buttons.
  • Timezone-mismatch modal fires on every fresh session
    Because our runner's browser timezone (UTC) differed from the account timezone, a "Want to update your timezone?" modal popped on nearly every page; harmless to click past, but on a shared/travelling device it interrupts the flow repeatedly.

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