Schedule
Staff, rooms, halls and equipment, each with its own hours and its own exceptions.
Free time is visible straight away and booking takes a minute — no call, no waiting on the line, no back and forth about what suits you.
People pick a time themselves, at night or between other things, and see the confirmation immediately. The reminder comes the day before, and a booking can be moved without dialling a number or apologising to a receptionist.
You can book a person, a resource or a place — the mechanics are the same, only the words differ.
Staff, rooms, halls and equipment, each with its own hours and its own exceptions.
What is genuinely free is shown, allowing for service length and breaks.
By your rules: until when it can be changed and what happens on a late cancellation.
A push the day before and on the day — the simplest measure against no-shows.
A table, a chair, a room or a court — the same mechanics as booking a person.
If needed, the booking is confirmed by payment or by drawing on a pass.
The schedule stays where you work with it; the app shows it to people and returns the bookings back.
Staff and resource hours come from your booking system if it has an integration.
Service length, breaks, the rescheduling window, late cancellation, who sees what.
We decide how far ahead to warn and what to say so that people turn up.
Tell us about your customer scenario — we'll suggest the right modules and the scope of the first release.
Discuss an appNo. The app works on top: schedule and bookings stay where they are today.
Yes, if you want that: they get their own access — confirm, move, block hours.
You set the rule: until when cancelling is free and what happens after — a warning, a charge, or nothing.
Yes. The customer picks a location, each has its own schedule, and a pass or bonuses can work across the whole chain.