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Who built MeetSynq

MeetSynq is built and run by Cuanto Labs, a software studio in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It is scheduling software that finds the window that works for both calendars and books it, with a white-label option for agencies.

Leadership

Eliran Yihye, founder and lead engineer of MeetSynq

Eliran Yihye

Founder and Lead Engineer

Eliran Yihye leads engineering for MeetSynq. He took the MIT-licensed Cal.com codebase, a Yarn and Turbo monorepo built on Next.js, tRPC and Prisma with PostgreSQL, and turned it into a branded product that still merges upstream changes cleanly, because the brand lives in a short list of files instead of scattered edits. He built the white-label model, where the app name, company name, email sender and domain are set per deployment, and the host routing that sends branded booking domains to the right landing page through Edge Config. He also set up CDN caching for anonymous visits to public booking pages, and built the marketing site with its structured data. Underneath sit calendar sync for Google, Outlook and Apple, round-robin and collective scheduling, intake forms and Stripe payments.

Eliran founded Cuanto Labs, the software studio behind MeetSynq.

Built by Cuanto Labs

Cuanto Labs is a software studio in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that designs, builds and runs its own products alongside client work. See the studio at cuantolabs.com.

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  • SetClaude: done-for-you OpenClaw AI agent deployment.
  • Gallarix: gallery operating system with a 3D viewing room.