From "nice to meet you" to a meeting on the calendar
An appointment calendar, built in
Set your appointment hours and a meeting length, and visitors see a calendar with free time slots and pick one. You confirm, both sides get a calendar file, and a confirmed slot closes automatically for everyone else. You can also let a visitor propose a few times and choose among them.
Or bring your own scheduler
Already using Calendly or a similar tool? Paste your booking link and the card shows a schedule button that opens it, with the provider recognized automatically. With Calendly you can also embed the calendar right inside the card page, so visitors pick a time without leaving it.
How it works
Add booking to your card
Paste your scheduler link, or turn on built-in meeting requests. The button shows up right under your card's header.
Visitors propose times
They pick up to three times that suit them and send the request with their details.
Confirm once
You approve the time that works; both sides get a calendar file and the person is saved to your contacts.
Frequently asked questions
How does booking from the card work?
Two modes: connect an external scheduling link like Calendly, or use the built-in calendar: set your appointment hours and a meeting length, the visitor picks a free slot (or proposes a few times, if you prefer), and you confirm. Either way the button sits right under your card's header.
Do confirmed meetings reach my calendar?
Yes, both you and the visitor receive a standard calendar file (.ics) that adds the meeting to Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar or any other calendar app.
Who ends up in my contacts?
Every meeting request creates or updates a contact in your book, so the person, the context and the scheduled meeting live in one place.
Which scheduling tools can I connect?
Any tool with a booking link works, including Calendly and similar services. The card recognizes popular providers and labels the button accordingly.
More MyVisito capabilities
Digital business card
One page that introduces you: who you are, what you do and how to reach you in a tap.Contacts and CRM
Each name on your list comes with where you met, where things stand and when to get back to them.AI follow-up messages
A summary of every meeting and a follow-up message drafted in the other person’s language.