Appointment booking
Every booking your business takes, in one place.
Clinics, salons, turf, tables. Different businesses hand out time in completely different ways — this handles all of them, and keeps everyone's Google Calendar in step while it does.
Sign in with Google. Your first organization is set up automatically.
- No card to start
- Your own booking page
- Google Calendar both ways
Dr Rao
Meera S.
Follow-up
Arun K.
Consultation
Dr Iyer
Priya N.
First visit
Room 2
Sanjay P.
Dressing
Divya R.
Review
Nothing double-booked — availability is decided as the booking is written.
Dr Rao
Meera S.
Follow-up
Arun K.
Consultation
Dr Iyer
Priya N.
First visit
Room 2
Sanjay P.
Dressing
Divya R.
Review
Nothing double-booked — availability is decided as the booking is written.
Built for how you actually work
Four businesses, four completely different ideas of what "a booking" means. One product that understands all four.
Clinics
Visiting doctors with different evenings. Each one connects their own Google Calendar, sets their own hours, and their commitments elsewhere close your slots automatically.
Salons & spas
One calendar per chair or stylist, services from 15 minutes to three hours, and a tidy-up gap after each one that nobody can book into.
Turf, courts & gyms
Hour-long slots across parallel courts, booked from your own page without a phone call, and never double-sold.
Restaurants
Party size against real capacity, not a fixed grid — a table for six at 8:15 either fits or it does not, and the page knows which.
Set up in an afternoon
Add your calendars
A calendar is one bookable thing: a doctor, a chair, a court, a table. Give it opening hours and a slot length.
Connect Google
You and every provider link your own Google Calendar. Existing commitments start closing slots straight away.
Share your booking link
Customers pick a service and a time that is genuinely free. The booking lands on the board and in the diary.
What you get
Three ways to hand out time
Fixed slots, capacity with party size, or a token queue with an estimated arrival. Every calendar picks its own.
Two-way Google Calendar
Bookings appear on the right Google calendar as they are taken. Events already there block your slots. Nobody copies anything across.
Providers keep their own diary
Send a link. They sign in with Google, connect their calendar and set their days. No shared logins, no spreadsheets.
A public page that just works
Your own booking link. Pick a service, pick a time that is genuinely free, leave a phone number. Done in thirty seconds.
One board for the whole day
Every calendar side by side, every booking in place. Click an empty gap to fill it.
Several businesses, one login
Switch organizations from the top bar. Roles, calendars and data stay completely separate.
The doctor who visits three clinics
Send them a link. They sign in with Google once, connect their own calendar, and tell you which evenings they are with you. From then on, an appointment at another clinic closes your slot before anyone can book into it — and every booking you take shows up in their diary without a phone call.
Your data stays yours
Each organization's bookings, customers and calendars live in their own isolated database — not in a shared table with everyone else's. Download the lot as JSON whenever you like, and close the account whenever you like.