Bookings
Appointments on one link: customers pick a free time in their browser, you confirm, and your day shows who is coming

- 🏷️ Sell & side business
- Send it to people
- Version 13
- Free · no account
What it does
- Customers pick a service and a free time from your link, with nothing to install
- You confirm or decline, and your day shows who is coming
- They can pay the way you take payments, and you send each a reminder before the visit
The people you send its link to open it in any browser, with nothing to install and no account. What they send comes back sealed, so only you can read it.
How to start
- Open Studio on your phone, on the web or on your computer, and tap Gallery (or the Find an App tile).
- Find Bookings under Sell & side business, and tap Add.
Try it with example data (in your browser, nothing is kept) · Open it in Studio on the web
Using it needs no AI. New to Studio? Get started.
Main tasks
Set up your services and hours
In Setup, add each service with its length and price, your open hours and breaks, days off, and how far ahead people may book.
Share your booking link
Tap "🔗 Make my booking link", then Send or Copy it. Customers pick a service, a day and a free time, and send a request.
Confirm or decline requests
In Requests, tap Confirm, or Decline with a note and other free times. You can also turn on auto-confirm for free times.
Run your day
The Calendar shows Today and This week. Call or text a customer, mark a booking Done or No-show, or tap "+ Booking" for one made by phone.
Send reminders and get paid
Bookings due a reminder wait under "To remind"; tap Send to open a text from your own phone. When a customer says they paid, tap "Confirm paid", or "Mark paid" for cash.
Make it yours
Ask Studio: “Leave 15 minutes between appointments to tidy up”
Hold the app and tap Edit with AI, then say what to change in plain words. Every version is kept in History. How to ask well.
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