AlgoRandevu — booking length and resource live in a setting, not in the code
Our own product, still under construction rather than a finished install. Instead of baking the length of a booking, what it attaches to and how bookings queue behind one another into a sector, we leave all three definable inside the product: when a rule changes, a setting changes and the code stays put. In the shape we are working on, a booking attaches to a person, a room or a piece of equipment, so a business picks its own resource and we write no separate flow per sector. Bookings are held in MySQL, Redis sits as the cache layer and Tailwind shapes the panel, on the same Laravel and Inertia footing as AlgoKlima and AlgoCar.
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