A training group needs the main hall, a workshop needs a breakout room, and your team needs to know what it can confirm. When requests come through different channels, it’s easy to offer the same room twice.
Choose a space, check real-time availability, and pick a time that works. See opening hours and available times in one place to help prevent double bookings.
Keep one shared calendar for your spaces and bookings. Create one-off or recurring reservations, update bookings when plans change and let authorised staff book for invited users.
Set opening hours, bookable windows, fixed slots or flexible durations and blocked periods around real operations.
Decide who can see and book each space, which reservations confirm instantly and which require approval. Keep every request visible to prevent conflicts.
See how often your spaces are booked and which times are most in demand. Use booking reports to review activity and plan how you use your spaces.
“10 shared spaces. 1,000+ bookings a year. From endless emails to self-service bookings in just a few clicks.”
Start with one space and a small group of people. Expand at your own pace.
Connect Microsoft or Google calendars so booking fits into familiar workflows.


Embed booking on your website or share a direct link with members and visitors.
Let people open booking from their phone or scan a code directly at the space.

Give members and visitors the same familiar booking flow in their own language.







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Schedule regular bookings without creating each one separately.
Limit bookings per person, per day, week or month.
Review booking requests before confirming use of the space.
Set allowed booking days, times and maximum booking length.
Define when spaces are normally available for booking.
Let visitors request a space through a shared link, without signing in.
Free up spaces automatically when a required check-in is missed.
Choose a plan based on the number of spaces you make bookable. Count each independently bookable hall, conference room or breakout room as one spot.
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Read feedback from Whatspot users who coordinate rooms and other bookable spaces.
A Gamechanger for My Tutoring Office I absolutely love Whatspot! It’s super easy to use, visually appealing, and a perfect fit for my small tutoring business. The free option is a huge plus, and the ability to book recurring meetings makes scheduling effortless. It’s become more than just a room reservation tool—it’s an essential part of how we organize our sessions!
Effortless Workspace Management Whatspot makes managing meeting rooms and workspaces incredibly simple. It's intuitive, efficient, and saves us time. Plus, their support is always quick to help when needed. Highly recommended!
Efficient, Smart, and Multilingual A really effective tool that helps companies increase the efficient use of their shared resources. Very easy to use tool with some excellent features, like allowing non-registered users to have access, plus many different language versions. There are regular improvements too, often based on customer feedback.
Simple and Effective Meeting Room Management We are very pleased with Whatspot for managing meeting room reservations and other spaces in our organization. It has significantly streamlined and improved the process. The application is highly intuitive, easy to manage, and simple to operate.
Fast and Easy Conference Room Booking Whatspot has saved us time by replacing manual booking with a quick and efficient online system. Now, everyone can easily choose a time and reserve a conference room hassle-free!
Great for Managing a Shared Room We use Whatspot to manage a single room for meetings, lessons, and departmental functions, and it works exactly as we need. The free version is perfect for a shared space used by different groups, making it easy for everyone to see availability and book. No other free products offered the ease of use that Whatspot did.
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Manage more than event spaces? Explore Shared Spaces booking software for rooms and facilities used by members, visitors and communities.
Offices & meeting rooms
Help teams share meeting rooms, desks, parking and workplace resources without conflicts.
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Coworking spaces
Coordinate desks, rooms, members and visitors from one booking system.
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Education & universities
Share classrooms, study areas and specialist facilities across different groups.
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Community centers
Balance recurring programs, public access and manager approval.
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Churches & nonprofits
Open rooms to ministries, volunteers and local groups while administrators stay in control.
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Libraries
Make study rooms, meeting areas and community facilities easy to reserve.
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Tennis courts
Make court time clear for players, coaches and visiting guests.
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Consulting & therapy centers
Keep consultation rooms available with the right access and booking windows.
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Dance studios & performing arts
Share dance halls and rehearsal studios across lessons, practice and outside hire.
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Music studios & rehearsal rooms
Coordinate regular rehearsals, recording-room requests and private practice spaces.
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Multi-sport facilities
Coordinate independently bookable sports halls, courts and pitches in one schedule.
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Wedding venues
Keep venue visits, event spaces and bookings in one place.
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Set up each hall, conference room or breakout room as a bookable space with its own availability. At a conference center, for example, an organizer can check when the main hall is free and send a request online. Your team reviews it alongside its own bookings and confirms the space when it fits the schedule.
Yes. You can publish availability and a booking flow for selected spaces without requiring visitors to create an account. Internal users can continue booking through their own accounts, and both flows stay in one calendar.
Yes. A hotel can list its meeting rooms and function spaces, show available times and review requests from outside organizers. Use Whatspot to coordinate the room and time. Keep accommodation, group room blocks and catering in your existing hotel workflows.
Yes. Give staff access to private categories and use a public category for spaces you want to offer to outside organizers. Public requests require approval. Private categories can also require approval if your team needs it.
Yes. Add each independently bookable room as its own spot and set its availability. For a conference that uses a hall in the morning and two breakout rooms in the afternoon, your team can check and reserve each space for the time it is needed.
It reserves use of the room for the agreed time. Handle quotes, venue hire contracts, catering, and attendee registration through your existing processes.
Google or Outlook Calendar can work for straightforward scheduling. When several groups share spaces and visitors need to request time, a calendar alone may leave your team coordinating access, booking rules and approvals manually. Whatspot provides a booking flow for invited users and public requests, with space availability and control over confirmation. You can keep using connected Google and Outlook calendars alongside it. Read why Google or Microsoft Calendar may not be enough for room booking.
Add your spaces, choose the right rules and replace booking back-and-forth with one simple flow.