SiteSpin
Take bookings

They pick the time.
You get the booking.

Appointments, classes, tables and viewings. The customer chooses from what you actually have free, and it lands in the app with their name on it.

A booking in the diary, with what is paid and what is owed
The claim, with a real site

Your times, on your own address.

Your services, how long each one takes and what it costs. A visitor picks one, picks a time and is done.

groundwork-strength.sitespin.app
Groundwork Strength, a gym in Brighton
Shows its timetable, then gets asked Gym, Brighton
A service each, with its length and its price
Only the times you are actually free
A confirmation the customer can hold on to
A reminder before it comes round
Somebody cancels, and the slot comes back
Three proof blocks

What happens after they book.

Nothing double-books

The times a visitor sees are the times you have. Two people cannot take the same one.

It reaches you where you are

On the phone in your pocket or the computer on your desk, not in an inbox you open on Sundays.

The diary is the site

Change your hours by saying the new hours. What the site offers changes with them.

The one argument

People already book you.
In the messages, at eleven.

A direct message at eleven at night, four replies to settle a time, and half of them lost somewhere in the thread. The website is the part that does not need you awake. You still talk to them. You stop being the diary.

“People DM me to book and I lose half of them.”
No app for them to install
No account for them to make
The booking is written down before you read it
What you also get
Your own address

We buy the domain and renew it, so it never expires on you.

Messages, in the same place

The question that is not a booking still reaches you.

Who visited, and from where

Without a cookie banner, because there are no cookies.

Put your times on a page.

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