A booking calendar built for the UK
Most scheduling tools are built somewhere else and translated afterwards. The result is prices in dollars, dates in the wrong order and a clock that gets interesting twice a year.
The small things that stop being small
Booking software touches your money and your time, so the details matter more than they first appear. A date shown as 06/12 means one thing in London and another in Chicago. A price in dollars means a customer cannot tell what they are about to pay. And a calendar that does not handle British Summer Time properly will, twice a year, hand you an hour of appointments in the wrong place.
None of these are dramatic on their own. Together they are the difference between software that fades into the background and software you have to think about.
- Prices in pounds, so customers see what they will actually pay
- Dates written the way British customers read them
- GMT and BST handled without you doing anything
- A week that starts on Monday, like your working week does
Built around a British working week
Set the hours you work for each day and the calendar simply respects them. A salon closed Sundays and Mondays, a tutor who only works after school, a trainer running early mornings and evenings with a gap in the middle — all of that is just your working hours, not a workaround.
Bank holidays, half terms and holidays are blocked as date ranges, and those days vanish from your public page entirely. Nobody can book an appointment you were never going to be there for.
What your customers see
A single page with your business name, your services with their real prices and durations, and the times you are genuinely free. They pick, enter their details and confirm. No account, no app, no download.
Most of them will do this on a phone, usually from a link in your bio, so the page is designed for a small screen first rather than shrunk down from a desktop layout.
Where to put your booking link
A booking calendar only works if people find it. The highest-return places are the ones where customers already look for you.
- Your Google Business Profile — where most local searches land
- Your Instagram or Facebook bio
- Your website, if you have one
- Your text and email signature
- A QR code at your desk or chair, for rebooking before they leave — your dashboard makes a printable one
Common questions
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