01
Set the shape of a service
A length, a gap after it, and whether it confirms itself or waits for the provider.
Booking with payment and delivery
Scheduling systems
Most booking tools assume one calendar and one kind of appointment. Real services vary in length, need a gap after each one, and have money riding on whether they happen.
Named by what it does, not who it was for. The screens below are illustrations we drew — never customer software.
Our solution
Each provider runs their own booking page. Services carry a length and a gap, hours and holidays are built in, and every booking is tracked from reserved to paid, delivered and settled.
How it works
4 steps, start to finish.
02
Book inside what’s open
The calendar already leaves out holidays, closed hours and each booking’s gap.
03
Confirm before it’s due
Self-confirming services confirm on booking; the rest wait for the provider.
04
Follow it to settlement
Payment is due before the slot, attendance is detected from the call, and payout follows.
Contact
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