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Online booking, built by AI

Online booking, built by AI

Taking bookings by message costs more than it looks: someone has to reply, check the diary, confirm and remind the client on the day. An online booking page does that on its own, around the clock, and you just look at what got booked.

A list of services with duration and price for each
Only genuinely free slots shown to the client
Opening hours, breaks and closed days
Confirmation on booking and a reminder before the slot
A day view for you: who is coming and when
Client-side cancelling and rescheduling, with a minimum notice

The detail that decides whether it is useful

Almost every online booking page fails at the same point: offering a slot that does not exist. If a haircut takes 40 minutes and the next free slot is 15:30, offering 15:00 for an hour-long service creates a clash someone will have to sort out on the phone later.

That is why the prompt below says explicitly that each service has a duration and that only slots that fit are offered. It is one sentence, and it separates booking that works from booking that creates work.

Who this pays off for

Salons, barbers, pilates studios, small clinics, personal trainers, therapists, tattooists, garages, consultancies. Any service sold by the appointment gains time — and gains the client who books at 11pm, when nobody would have replied anyway.

If you work from more than one location or have more than one practitioner, say so in the prompt: the booking page then splits by person and by site.

Frequently asked questions

Does the client have to install anything?

No. They open the link in a phone browser and book. No app to download, no mandatory sign-up unless you want one.

Can several practitioners share one booking page?

Yes. Say so in the prompt and it splits by practitioner, each with their own hours.

How do reminders work?

Ask in the conversation for the channel you prefer — email, or a message you send from the dashboard. Automatic messaging needs a third-party service wired in through the Connection Vault.

Where are the bookings stored?

In the database that ships with the app, with nothing separate to sign up for.

Start now, for free

Describe it in your own words. The AI builds the app, you refine it by chatting, and you publish it at its own address. No code to write.

Already written — send it and adjust from there:

Try:

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