Appointments & scheduling
One appointment takes four messages back and forth. Then someone forgets it, and the hour is gone.
- Inputs
- Website form
- Calendar
MonTueWedThuFri08:00busybusybusy09:00busybusy10:00busyConsultationbusybusy
ConfirmedWednesday 10:00, in the calendarReminder to the customer on Tuesday
The unit takes over
- Proposes free slots from your calendar
- Confirms and books the appointment
- Reminds customers and team in time
- Reschedules and cancels when someone cannot make it
You decide
- Which times are offered at all
- Staff planning and priorities
- Exceptions and special requests
Your programs
Runs in the programs you already have. Nothing new to learn, nothing to switch.
See our stack- Google Calendar
- Calendly
- Cal.com
- Gmail
Examples from:Service businessesTrades
How it works
- Free
First call
You show us what still runs by hand every day. We tell you honestly what can be automated.
- One page
Concept
What we would build, in plain language. Fixed scope, no obligation to continue.
- Live in 2–4 weeks
Build
We build your unit, test it and run it. Approval stays with you.
- Fixed-price scope
- Yours to keep
- DPA on request
- Approval with you
Should this task run itself in your business?
A few sentences about your process are enough. We reply within one business day, no obligation.