A personal booking page with its own link — share it from your card, your email signature, or anywhere else. Visitors pick an open slot and the meeting lands in both calendars.
Amelia Chen
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Lynqu gives you a personal booking page with its own shareable link, and puts the same page one tap away on your digital business card. You define services with their own durations, set weekly availability with date exceptions, and share the link anywhere — email signatures, chat, social bios, or the card itself. Visitors pick an open time slot and book without creating an account. Both sides receive an email confirmation with a calendar invite, every booking includes self-serve reschedule and cancel links, and slot holds prevent double-booking.
Lynqu gives you a personal booking page with its own shareable link, and puts the same page one tap away on your digital business card. You define services with their own durations, set weekly availability with date exceptions, and share the link anywhere — email signatures, chat, social bios, or the card itself. Visitors pick an open time slot and book without creating an account. Both sides receive an email confirmation with a calendar invite, every booking includes self-serve reschedule and cancel links, and slot holds prevent double-booking.
Four steps from a shared link to a meeting on both calendars, with your team covering every request.
QR, card tap, email signature, or a plain link — your booking page opens anywhere, no app needed on their side.
Visitors choose a service and an open time from your availability rules. Slot holds stop double-booking.
Email confirmations with calendar invites go to both sides, with reschedule and cancel links built in.
Requests from campaigns and events land in a shared booking inbox, ready to claim on web, iPhone, or Android.
Put your booking link everywhere you already show up: Email signatureDigital business cardWallet pass
The interest is real in the moment, then the meeting dies somewhere in a week of scheduling emails.
Your booking link takes the meeting on the spot: they pick a slot, you both get the invite, and the follow-up is already on the calendar.
Scheduling tools assume the lead will click a link in an email later. Lynqu's scheduling page books the meeting in the moment — from your card, your link, or wherever the conversation happens.
Anyone who opens your booking link can book you. Visitors pick a service and a time slot right on the public page, with no signup and no calendar access requested.
Weekly availability rules, date exceptions for travel and holidays, and booking limits keep your calendar honest. What visitors see is only what you decided to offer.
Confirmations go out by email with calendar invites for both sides. Slot holds stop double-booking, and every booking carries its own reschedule and cancel links.
Three ways teams and independents use Lynqu's booking engine to turn a handshake into a scheduled next step.
Field Sales Rep
A rep working a trade-show booth shares her booking link from her card and asks the visitor to grab a slot for next week while they talk. The visitor books a 30-minute demo on the spot, both get the calendar invite, and the booking shows up in the team calendar before the visitor has left the stand.
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Share link
Both
Calendars invited
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Scheduling threads
Independent Consultant
A consultant offers a 20-minute intro call and a 60-minute working session as separate services on one booking page. Prospects choose the right one themselves, booking limits keep sessions from stacking, and self-serve reschedule links absorb calendar changes without email ping-pong.
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Services, one link
20/60
Minute durations
Self-serve
Reschedules
Event Marketing Team
Booking requests coming from campaign and event pages land in a shared requests inbox, labeled with their source. Team members claim the ones that are theirs with a tap, on the web dashboard or from the iPhone and Android apps, so no request waits for whoever checks email first.
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Shared inbox
Tap
To claim
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Platforms
No. Anyone with your link picks a service and a time slot and books on the spot — no signup, no app, and no access to their calendar requested.
Yes. Your booking page has its own link that stands alone — put it in email signatures, chat, or social bios. The card simply keeps the same page one tap away when you meet in person.
Every confirmed booking emails both sides a confirmation with a calendar invite attached, so the meeting lands in your calendar and theirs without any sync setup.
Each booking carries its own self-serve reschedule and cancel links, and slot holds keep the freed time from being double-booked.
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