UK · one-person appointment businesses

Your diary.
Your clients.
Your booking link.

Booking and business management for one person running one business — beauty, barbering, tattooing, grooming, tutoring, therapy, anything booked by the hour. Not a marketplace: your clients book with you, not with a list of people near you.

Onboarding pilot practitioners by hand, a few at a time.

A booking page on a phone: the studio name, a treatment showing its length, price and deposit, a description of what it involves, and a Continue button.
01

A booking link that is yours

Clients book at your own address. No directory, no search results, nobody else on the page. You send the link — on a card, a QR code, an Instagram bio — and it comes to you.

02

The diary, on the phone in your pocket

Today, what's coming, and what's been. Move or cancel a booking and it tells you the deposit consequence before you do it, not after.

03

The bookings you take yourself

Phone, walk-in, a message at eleven at night. Put them straight in. Without this a booking system holds half your week while offering the other half's times to strangers.

04

Takings that are actually takings

Mark someone as not turned up and the money stops counting. Your revenue figure is what you were paid, not what was booked.

05

A client card that remembers

Every booking, what they had, what they spent, when they were last in. And if they ask to be erased, they are — while your record of the work done stays.

Built for one person,
not for a chain.

No seats to buy, no branches to configure, no team to invite before you can take a booking. If you are the person who does the treatment and the person who does the books, this is written for you.

Pricing

£14.99 a month

One price, everything included. No per-booking fee, no commission on what you charge, and no cut of your takings — what your client pays you is yours.

Where it’s up to

In pilot, and honest about it