Availability & booking
Define appointment types and weekly availability windows — clients book sessions inside the hours you actually work.
Set the hours you work once; clients book themselves into them. Every booking lands on the calendar you already run your week from — no back-and-forth to find a slot.
- 1Define your appointment types
Each with its own duration — a 60-minute session books differently than a 30-minute call.
- 2Set weekly windows
Mark when you’re bookable per weekday. Evenings off? They simply don’t exist as options.
- 3Clients pick a free slot
They only see times inside your windows and around your existing schedule. Booked sessions block automatically.
- 1:1 personal training — 60 min, weekdays 09:00–17:00
- Video check-in call — 30 min, Tuesday and Thursday evenings
- Movement assessment — 90 min, two slots on Saturday morning
- Split days — morning window + evening window, afternoon blocked for programming
- Appointment types with custom durations
- Weekly availability windows you control
- Bookings respect your existing calendar automatically
- Everything lands in the schedule you already use
How trainers use it
No more scheduling ping-pong
Clients pick from what’s genuinely free instead of proposing times you have to decline.
Different sessions, different lengths
A 30-minute check-in call, a 60-minute session, a 90-minute assessment — each type books its own duration.
Protect your off-hours
Publish only the hours you actually train. Evenings and Sundays simply don’t exist as options.
