Scheduling App Template for Next.js
A Next.js scheduling app template with weekly availability, calendar integrations, customer booking pages, and a full admin. Production-ready architecture, WCAG AA accessible.
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A scheduling app is more than a calendar view. It is the availability engine that says "Tuesday 2pm is open but Wednesday morning is not because the host has a recurring block." It is the conflict detection that reads from Google Calendar so the host never gets double-booked. It is the customer-facing booking page that loads fast on mobile, the admin where the host manages everything, and the reminder system that drops no-show rates by half. This Next.js scheduling app template ships all of that in one codebase.
Key Features
Weekly Availability Schedules
Per-host or per-service weekly schedules. Different rules for different appointment types.
Calendar Conflict Detection
Read from synced Google or Outlook calendars to block new bookings during existing events.
Customer Booking Page
Service picker, calendar grid, slot selector, quick form. Mobile-optimized.
Admin Dashboard
Day, week, month, and list views. Booking detail, customer list, services management.
Stripe Pre-Pay
Collect payment at booking for high-ticket services. Refund tied to cancellation policy.
WCAG AA Accessible
Keyboard-navigable, screen-reader-tested, color-contrast verified.
How thefrontkit Compares
| Feature | thefrontkit | Typical Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Production-Ready | Yes | Often demo-quality |
| WCAG AA Accessible | Built-in from day one | Usually missing |
| Source Ownership | You own the code | Often locked SaaS |
| Pricing Model | One-time payment | Per-seat monthly |
Ready to Ship Faster?
Skip the boilerplate and start building what matters. Production-ready, accessible, and token-synced.
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Need it built, not just a kit?
The team behind thefrontkit does done-for-you launches and custom builds. Fixed quotes, most projects live in 2-4 weeks, from $1999.
Frequently Asked Questions
Conceptually yes for the host-facing flow. The difference: you own the source code and can embed scheduling inside your own product instead of paying per seat for a hosted tool.
Yes. The template uses typed interfaces for auth and data access, so you wire Clerk/Auth.js/Supabase Auth and your own database.
Google Calendar and Outlook two-way sync via OAuth. The host connects their calendar once; the template reads busy times and writes new bookings back as events.
v1 focuses on single-host or single-team. Multi-host marketplace features are planned for v2.
Yes. It ships today as the Next.js Booking & Scheduling Template, with the full source.