Bookings
Booked mid-call, because “I’ll ring back” never does
Your services, your hours, your diary — and an AI that offers real times against them while the caller is still on the line. A taken slot gets the day’s remaining times, never a shrug, and the booking lands before they hang up.
The two o’clock went while this caller was dialling. Nobody heard “try again later”.
How it works
Your menu, your hours
You set the services you offer, how long each takes, and the hours you actually keep. The AI can only offer what’s on that menu, inside those hours — nothing else exists to promise.
It offers real times, live
Mid-call, availability is read from your actual diary. Every time the AI offers is genuinely free at the moment it says it — not a guess to be untangled later.
The booking lands in the diary
The appointment is written the moment the caller agrees, and it appears beside the call it came from — name, number, service and time, ready for the morning.
What it actually does
A full slot is never a dead end
When the time a caller wants is taken, the AI says so and offers the day’s remaining times in the same breath. The conversation keeps moving toward a booking, not away from one.
Two callers, one slot, no collision
The double-booking guard sits at the write itself. If two callers want the same time, whoever books first has it — the other is offered the next times, and your diary never holds both.
Asking twice books once
A caller who submits the same booking twice gets back the booking they already made, not a duplicate. Your Tuesday is not two copies of one appointment.
One diary behind every door
The phone and your public booking page write into the same diary. Two ways in, one record of what’s free — they cannot disagree.