
Hey Indie Hackers π
After 4 months of solo-building, I finally launched my appointment/meeting scheduling tool, https://schedo.app β and Iβm excited (and honestly still a bit shocked) to say I got 10 paying users in the first 24 hours. π
π Why I built it:
Iβve always found most scheduling tools to be either too rigid or impersonal.
Clients ignore booking links, back-and-forth emails get chaotic, and there's rarely room to showcase your brand or services well.
I wanted to build something better β especially for people like coaches, tutors, consultants, and solo business owners who want simplicity and professionalism.
β¨ So I built https://schedo.app β a more personal, clean, and conversion-focused scheduler:
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Custom-branded booking pages (not just a generic calendar)
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Optional Stripe Connect for paid sessions
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Booking analytics to see whatβs working
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Mobile-first design for a smooth client experience
π Launch Day Numbers:
β 10 total signups
β 26 meetings already booked
π§ What I learned:
I kept delaying the launch trying to perfect tiny details... but once I shipped, real feedback (and revenue!) started flowing in.
Lesson: Ship it, then polish.
Building in public has helped me learn faster than anything.
Iβd love feedback from the community β especially if youβve built in this space, or use tools like this in your business. Also happy to share how I built it (Framer + Next.js + Stripe Connect) or answer anything about the launch.
π https://schedo.app
Congrats on the launch and 10 paying users on day one! That's solid validation. Love the focus on branding and personalization β most scheduling tools feel really generic. do your users ever struggle with calendar fragmentation (e.g. work on Outlook, personal on Google)? I'm building Kalender-Sync to solve exactly that β syncing availability across providers for the german market. Wondering if that's a pain point you've heard from your users too