Scheduling & online booking
Customers book themselves. Zero login, zero phone tag, deposits if you want them.
A public booking page a customer can use without an account: pick a service, see live availability, book a slot, get reminders. Behind it: per-person and per-resource availability, buffers, round-robin assignment, deposits, waitlists, and reschedule links that just work.
How it helps you
A fuller calendar with less effort
Share one link; the engine enforces availability, notice windows, and buffers so you never get a 7am surprise.
Fewer no-shows
Automatic confirmations and reminders by SMS/email; optional deposits make bookings real.
Works for rooms and gear too
Resources (rooms, courts, equipment) book exactly like people, with their own hours and rules.
The walkthrough
Define a booking type
Duration, capacity, buffers, deposit, who can be booked — one form in the dashboard.
Share the public link
Or embed it on any page with one iframe snippet — it works on sites you built elsewhere too.
Customer books, zero login
Live slots only; holds prevent double-booking; deposit collected if configured.
Everyone is kept honest
Reminders reduce no-shows; manage/reschedule links let customers self-serve changes; your roster updates live.
Shipped features behind this
From the same machine-readable catalog we publish at /features.json — what your AI reads to learn the platform.
Schedule — the week on one board
A 7-day week view of field jobs and events — the 'where's my week' screen every field-service owner asks for first. Read view over GET /ops/jobs + GET /events (no new API); week navigation, today highlighted, every card links into its detail surface. Mobile-first: day columns scroll horizontally with snap on phones, full grid from md up.
Member event self-registration
A signed-in member registers themselves for a free, registration-open event from their portal. Idempotent; paid events are directed to checkout (never mints an unpaid order).
Common questions
Can customers book without creating an account?
Yes — booking is zero-login by design. Customers manage their booking through a secure tokened link in their confirmation.
Can I embed booking on an external site?
Yes — every booking page has an embeddable iframe snippet, so a site built in any tool can take real bookings.
See it, then build on it
This whole site runs on the same platform — fork the template, or point a front end you built with Lovable, v0, Bolt, Claude, or Cursor at the backend.