LibreBooking is a web-based resource scheduling and reservation system. It helps organisations manage bookings for rooms, equipment, facilities and other shared resources through a responsive interface.
The software is a community-developed fork of Booked Scheduler and supports multiple schedules, recurring reservations, waiting lists, access controls, quotas and usage reporting.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Schedules rooms, equipment, facilities and other shared resources.
- Supports recurring reservations and multi-resource bookings.
- Provides waiting lists for unavailable resources.
- Offers role-based access control and configurable permissions.
- Applies quotas and credits to regulate resource usage.
- Generates granular reservation and usage reports.
- Provides a responsive Bootstrap-based interface.
- Supports custom themes and colour schemes.
- Offers a plugin-ready architecture for extending functionality.
- Integrates with Outlook, Thunderbird and other calendar software using iCalendar files.
- Supports LDAP, Active Directory, OAuth 2 and SAML authentication.
- Can be deployed manually or using Docker.
Website: github.com/LibreBooking/librebooking
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Developer: LibreBooking
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
LibreBooking is written in PHP. Learn PHP with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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