Peer_Rich
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Comment · 6 months ago
cofounder here
going closed source does not mean we are not fighting fire with fire
we are using a handful of internal AI vulnerability scanners for months now
being open source simply reduces risk by 5x to 10x according to several security researchers we are working with https://cal.com/blog/continuous-ai-pentesting-vulnerability-...
Comment · 6 months ago
hey cofounder here. since it takes my 16 year old neighbors son 15 mins and $100 claude code credits to hack your open source project
Comment · 2 years ago
whats so confusing about open core?
its open source for the masses and commercial for the very few enterprise with paid addons
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-core_model
definitely the best of both—sustainability and freemium OSS for hobbyists and small companies
Comment · 2 years ago
this is dope. congrats!
Comment · 2 years ago
hey peer here from cal.com
saw you are using us already
we have 2 roles open: cal.com/jobs
we have a TON of healthcare customers
Comment · 2 years ago
♥ thanks man! we're putting a lot of love into our product and happy to help anyone looking to move away from the old x.ai scheduling
Comment · 2 years ago
hello
Comment · 2 years ago
hey cofounder of cal.com here. the plan has always been to: 1. start and go fast with a mono repo and trpc fullstack api to understand and learn the fastest. once we knew what we need, we were able to build an external facing API. we wanted to be very clear to externals that using our “trpc api” is with caution due to undocumented breaking changes. a lot of companies have an internal API + external API (built later)
Comment · 2 years ago
thanks haha
Comment · 2 years ago
hey, peer here from cal.com. we have an issue where we track all individual caldav implementations: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/issues/9990
Comment · 3 years ago
how is this different to Documenso.com? that looks more advanced
Comment · 3 years ago
what inspired you to start this? always curious
Comment · 3 years ago
hey, peer here, cofounder of cal.com. We are quite fortunate to have a growing enterprise business that is subsidising the free plan.
we will never raise prices for the free plan, free stays free, especially since it's open source which means if we were to raise, it would compete with the self-hosted product and we really dont want that
rest assured, we are comfortable providing a free product with enterprise customers
Comment · 3 years ago
thank you for supporting us! The CalDAV integration alone took a ton of engineering hours because every provider has implemented this protocol differently
Comment · 3 years ago
thank you @brajeshwar, we're happy to keep our individuals plan free forever thanks to the growing enterprise business
Co-Founder, Cal.com
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