Building a listed tool

David Karandish

Founder and chief executive of Capacity, the parent company, named behind the YouCanBookMe API listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder and chief executive of Capacity, the parent company

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What David builds

YouCanBookMe API F · Calendars & scheduling
YouCanBookMe is a booking-page service from the UK company of the same name, owned by Capacity since 2025. Its REST API manages account details, booking pages (profiles) and bookings over HTTP Basic auth, with webhooks from booking notifications.
Founder and chief executive of Capacity, the parent company, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Bridget Harris Strategic advisor, chief executive of YouCanBookMe until its sale to Capacity in February 2025

Questions

Who is David Karandish?

David Karandish is founder and chief executive of Capacity of the parent company.

What does YouCanBookMe make?

Anchor Terminal lists YouCanBookMe API from YouCanBookMe. YouCanBookMe is a booking-page service from the UK company of the same name, owned by Capacity since 2025. Its REST API manages account details, booking pages (profiles) and bookings over HTTP Basic auth, with webhooks from booking notifications.

How are David's tools graded?

YouCanBookMe API is graded F, 22.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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