Resource scheduling components for React, Vue, Angular, and Svelte

Yes. Dayflow Scheduler is a standalone product focused on scheduler-first planning surfaces.

Dayflow Pro remains the premium add-on ecosystem for calendar modules such as resource timeline, resource grid, and print workflows.

A Scheduler license includes access to the production-ready scheduler package, source code access, resource planning views, grouped resources, event styling, drag and resize behavior, keyboard shortcuts, and localization support.

Lifetime licenses include one year of updates. Released versions remain available under the license terms.

Every plan unlocks the same product and the same source code access. The difference is how long your access lasts.

The annual plan is the lowest way to get started and keeps delivering every update while it is active. A lifetime license is a one-time payment and lets you keep using released versions permanently, so it costs less over the long run.

Your license stays valid until the end of the period you already paid for, and you can cancel at any time from the Stripe billing portal.

After it lapses you stop receiving new versions and the license is no longer valid for continued production use. You can resubscribe at any time, or move to a lifetime license instead.

Team and enterprise licenses are seat-based with a minimum of 2 seats, billed per seat per year. Each developer working directly with Dayflow Scheduler should have a valid seat, and you can set the seat count at checkout and adjust it as the team changes.

If you need procurement help, custom terms, a larger team setup, or a one-time team license instead of the annual plan, contact us and we can help choose the right license.

Yes. A valid license allows you to use Dayflow Scheduler in commercial, client, and internal production applications.

You may build applications that include Scheduler as part of your larger product, but you may not resell, redistribute, or expose the Scheduler package itself as a competing product.

Yes. Scheduler focuses on the planning surface while leaving room for product-specific integrations with external calendars, meeting systems, and backend workflows.

The current package is intentionally scheduler-first rather than a hosted calendar-sync service.