Use case

Your slots don't fill.

You have a booking system, or a diary, and the problem is not the tool: it is the hour nobody asks for. The padel court at 2 pm on a weekday. The salon on a rainy Tuesday. The escape room's third session. The lunchtime class. You would sell it for less rather than not at all, and nobody outside your regulars knows it is free.

Now

Be bookable from everywhere

A page a stranger can reach from your Google profile at 11 pm and book for tomorrow, without calling and without an account. The bookings that used to arrive after closing time stop being lost.

Now

Make cancellations cost something

Free until 24 hours before, then the price is kept — or whatever rule fits your trade. The slot reopens on its own, and the next person can take it.

Publish the slots that are still empty this afternoon, at a last-minute price if you like, to people within a couple of kilometres with a free afternoon. Coming after the booking page, once enough businesses in a city use it.

Businesses this is written for

Padel, tennis, squash, climbing

A court is one slot with a capacity: four players, one booking. Weekday afternoons are where the money is lost.

Hair, nails, massage

One chair, one person, forty-five minutes. Rain and Tuesdays. A no-show is an hour paid to nobody.

Escape rooms, karting, workshops

Sessions with seats. The third one of the day runs at a third of capacity; the people who would fill it never heard of it.

Studios and classes

Yoga at noon, pottery on Thursday evening. Drop-in bookings with a price, no membership needed to try.

Start with the page. The gaps come next.

Tell us about your business; we set the page up with you over a call, or you do it yourself.