Your Booking Page

Your Booking Page is the public link clients use to schedule time with you — available on both web (Bookings → Booking Page) and iPhone (Booking Page editor).

Services

Add each service or offering you take bookings for, with its own name, price, duration, and description. Clients pick a service first, then a time.

Availability

Set your recurring weekly hours — which days you're available, session length, buffer time between bookings, minimum notice required, and how far out clients can book (from 7 up to 90 days ahead).

For one-off exceptions — a holiday, a half day, extended hours for one date — use the monthly availability calendar to override specific dates. A date-specific override always takes precedence over your normal weekly schedule.

Branding and design

Add your business name, tagline, and a banner or profile photo. On the web, the Design tab also lets you pick background/header/button colors and choose between a light or dark "glassy" card style. You can save any configuration as a reusable template.

Custom intake fields

Beyond picking a service and time, you can collect extra information up front — short text, paragraph, email, phone, checkboxes, dropdowns, or a date — and mark any field required or optional.

Booking requests vs. instant booking

Depending on your settings, a client's booking either confirms instantly or arrives as a request you approve from the Booking Requests inbox.

Embedding on your own website (web dashboard)

Under Booking Page → Settings, you'll find an embed code that drops your live booking widget into Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, Showit, or any custom HTML page — it automatically resizes to fit.

Analytics

The Booking Page has its own analytics view showing total page views, form submissions, and a recent-activity timeline, so you can see how many people are looking versus actually booking.