Same booking engine. Very different trades.

Hair salons

A booking page of your own, open when the salon is shut — which is when most people think about their hair.

See how it works for hair salons

Barbers

Fifteen-minute slots, three chairs, and a queue at the door. Take the appointments online and keep the walk-ins moving.

See how it works for barbers

Garages and MOT centres

Fill the ramp without the phone ringing off the hook — and bring last year's MOT customers back automatically.

See how it works for garages and mot centres

Mobile mechanics

Build travel time into every booking so your day actually works on the road.

See how it works for mobile mechanics

Beauty salons

Treatments, courses and consent forms in one diary — with the patch test dated and on record before they arrive.

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Therapists and counsellors

A fifty-minute hour, proper gaps between clients, and reminders that say nothing they should not.

See how it works for therapists and counsellors

Personal trainers and fitness

Clients book their own sessions around the hours you actually work — including the six o'clock ones, booked the night before.

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Driving instructors

Your lesson diary, on your phone and open to pupils around the clock — with travel time between pick-ups built in.

See how it works for driving instructors

Clinics and healthcare

Longer first appointments, per-clinician availability, and reminders that reduce the wasted slots.

See how it works for clinics and healthcare

Tutors and teachers

Four till nine on weekdays, mornings at the weekend — and reminders that go to the parent, not the fourteen-year-old.

See how it works for tutors and teachers

Cleaning businesses

Price by the job, build in travel between properties, and give every cleaner their own round.

See how it works for cleaning businesses

Tradespeople

Let customers book a survey or a fixed-price job online, and keep your evenings for something other than the phone.

See how it works for tradespeople

Pet groomers

Price by size and coat, build drying time into the appointment, and take a deposit so the slot is not wasted.

See how it works for pet groomers

Consultants and advisers

A discovery call that books itself, paid sessions that are paid before they start, and an end to the eight-email scheduling thread.

See how it works for consultants and advisers

Nail salons

A booking page that works while your hands are busy — which is most of the day.

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Spas and wellbeing businesses

Booked in the evening, when somebody has decided they need a day off.

See how it works for spas and wellbeing businesses

Tattoo and piercing studios

The deposit is the booking. Everything else follows from that.

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Valeting and detailing businesses

Built for a day made of jobs in different places.

See how it works for valeting and detailing businesses

Physiotherapy and osteopathy clinics

An initial assessment and a follow-up are not the same appointment, and the diary should know it.

See how it works for physiotherapy and osteopathy clinics

Dental practices

Best suited to private and cosmetic work, alongside whatever your practice software already does.

See how it works for dental practices

Veterinary practices

Vaccinations, nurse clinics and consultations — the appointments that do not need a triage conversation.

See how it works for veterinary practices

Accountants and bookkeepers

Four emails to find half an hour is four emails too many.

See how it works for accountants and bookkeepers

Solicitors and legal practices

For the first conversation, and the fixed-fee work that follows a predictable shape.

See how it works for solicitors and legal practices

Yoga and pilates studios

Strongest for one-to-ones, small reformer sessions and courses.

See how it works for yoga and pilates studios

Photographers

The deposit holds the date. That is the whole point of taking bookings online.

See how it works for photographers