cal.diy vs pangolin
cal.diy and pangolin share 21 technologies: Next.js, Postgres, Redis, Stripe, React, PostHog, lru-cache, helmet, Zod, winston, Tailwind CSS, next-themes, class-variance-authority, React Hook Form, Radix UI, Lucide, @hookform/resolvers, tailwind-merge, nodemailer, cmdk, and react-day-picker. Both are written in TypeScript.
What they share and what sets them apart
cal.diy
Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone.
TypeScript49.7kRead on November 5, 2026, at commit 2eb48ecWhat is cal.diy built with?Only in cal.diy
connect
- @nestjs/core
- @nestjs/bull
- @nest-lab/throttler-storage-redis
- bull
Google- Sentry
- NestJS
- @next/third-parties
- Vercel
- @trpc/server
- tRPC
kysely
next-auth
- class-validator
- class-transformer
- nest-winston
tslog
winston-transport
- classnames
- TanStack
sonner
- Framer
@formkit/auto-animate
- react-select
- react-inlinesvg
react-sticky-box
- bcryptjs
- jose
- otplib
markdown-it
- node-html-parser
- qrcode
react-qr-code
ink
- ink-text-input
- ink-select-input
- ical.js
- Base UI
- entities
- handlebars
- dompurify
jimp
- remove-markdown
- sanitize-html
- sharp
- turndown
marked
- Prisma
- node-ical
lexical
- react-easy-crop
- react-colorful
@lexical/markdown
In common
pangolin
Modern networking and security platform providing secure access and connectivity to apps, infrastructure, and AI workloads. Connect and protect your users.
TypeScript23.3kRead on November 4, 2026, at commit aaec7f4What is pangolin built with?Only in pangolin
- Express
- SQLite
AWS S3github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss
- @tanstack/react-table
input-otp
@monaco-editor/react
recharts
- canvas-confetti
- D3
- Headless UI
- nextjs-toploader
vaul
xterm
- @radix-ui/react-icons
react-icons
- Drizzle
simplewebauthn
- jsonwebtoken
- js-yaml
react-email
yaml
- qrcode.react
- zod-validation-error
winston-daily-rotate-file
Side by side
Frequently asked questions
Which is bigger, cal.diy or pangolin?
The proof: calcom/cal.diy's code at commit 2eb48ec
Which has more GitHub stars, cal.diy or pangolin?
The proof: calcom/cal.diy on GitHub
Which has more tests, cal.diy or pangolin?
The proof: calcom/cal.diy's code at commit 2eb48ec
Which was updated more recently, cal.diy or pangolin?
The proof: fosrl/pangolin's commits on GitHub
Which has more commits signed by AI, cal.diy or pangolin?
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