Who it's for
If you take appointments, 
fits. Here are some of the trades using it.

Regulars book themselves in at four or six week gaps, and we email them when they're due. Every booking takes a deposit, so a chair that sits empty still earns something.

Fills the gaps between full sets and infills without you answering messages all evening. Sell a block of visits up front, and add extras like a soak-off while somebody books.

Sell treatment courses and monthly memberships that charge themselves on the same date. Deposits mean a ninety minute slot is never lost to somebody who simply forgets.

Clients who come weekly or every two weeks rebook on their own rhythm rather than yours. Your cancellation terms are agreed and saved before anybody pays, so a late cancellation is settled in advance.

Consultations, shoots and sessions booked around the hours you actually keep. Take a deposit to hold the date, then send a Stripe secure payment link for the balance when the work is done.

Built for work that comes round once a year. Set the gap per service and a client due in January hears from you in January, not every six weeks like everybody else.

Runs on rounds and repeat visits, with the travel time between jobs built into your day. Customers book and pay without you stopping work to take a call.

Sell a term or a block of lessons in one payment and let them use it week by week. Run a weekly timetable with a set number of places on each session.

Nothing here assumes premises. Set your hours, the gaps you need to travel, and how much notice you want, and take the deposit before you drive anywhere.
Whatever the appointment is
Salons, clinics, tutors, cleaners, accountants and people who travel to the job.
If your day is made of appointments, everything here already fits the way you work.
See it with your services