Self-hosted appointment scheduling web app with customer, service and provider management, working plans, and Google Calendar sync.
lowercasename/gathio
Self-hosted, privacy-first event page builder where guests join without signing up and pages self-destruct after the event.
Open-source alternative to:Doodle
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- Last commit
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What is it?
Gathio is an event hosting platform for creating shareable event pages that guests can view and respond to without creating an account. It is described as federated and privacy-first, and the project's public instance runs at gath.io.
Event pages are designed to be shared by link and to expire on their own, so event data does not persist indefinitely. Users who want to run their own server can find setup instructions in the project's documentation site, and the source docs are also kept in the repository's docs directory.
The codebase is written in TypeScript and licensed under GPL-3.0.
Key features
- 01Creates shareable event pages that require no user registration.
- 02Event pages self-destruct after the event, limiting how long data persists.
- 03Supports federation between independently run instances.
- 04Can be self-hosted using the project's documentation.
Use cases
- Organizing a one-off meetup or gathering and sharing the link with invitees.
- Running a private event page for a community without collecting guest accounts.
- Hosting an internal event platform on your own server.
Quick start
- 1
Use the publicly hosted version at gath.io
- 2
Read the documentation site to set up your own instance
Things to know
- The README gives no install commands; self-hosting setup is described only in the external documentation.
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FAQ
- What is gathio?
- Self-hosted, privacy-first event page builder where guests join without signing up and pages self-destruct after the event. Gathio is an event hosting platform for creating shareable event pages that guests can view and respond to without creating an account. It is described as federated and privacy-first, and the project's public instance runs at gath.io.
- Is gathio free to use? What license does it have?
- gathio is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is gathio still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to gathio was on Nov 3, 2026.
- What can I use gathio for?
- Organizing a one-off meetup or gathering and sharing the link with invitees. Running a private event page for a community without collecting guest accounts. Hosting an internal event platform on your own server.
- How do I install gathio?
- Use the publicly hosted version at gath.io Read the documentation site to set up your own instance
- Where can I get gathio?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/lowercasename/gathio
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