A tour of the studio
Ask for it, then edit the real page.
One screen: chat on the left, the page people will see on the right. No tabs, no setup wizard.
Ask
It reads it back before it goes live
Type a sentence. While you type, you see what it understood: the dates, the hours, how long each time is, and how many people.
- Specific dates stay specific. Weekly stays weekly.
- “Two people per shift” becomes two spots
- Every value is a tap away from changing
Edit
Click the page. Change the page.
The title, the details, a time, a dish. Everything you see is what people will see, and you edit it right there.
- Tap a time to move it on one day
- × skips a time, “+ Add time” adds one
- Saves as you go, with Undo for chat changes
When
Specific dates, or a schedule that repeats
Pick days on a calendar for a one-time event, or set weekdays, every other week, or the 4th Sunday for something ongoing.
- Hours and length fill every picked day
- Different hours on one day when you need them
- Repeating times stay filled ahead on their own
Live
Two people, one spot, no problem
When someone taps a time, it’s held while they type their name. Everyone else sees it change without refreshing.
- Held while they finish, released if they leave
- People can change or cancel from the same phone
- You see every name, even when the page hides them
The small things that save a Saturday
Find a time
When nobody books a slot, people mark can or can’t on your options and you see the overlap.
Share sheet and QR
Copy, text, email, or print a QR code for the flyer.
Confirmation emails
People get what they signed up for, with a link to change it.
Private names
The public page can say “Booked.” You still see who.
Extra fields
Ask for a phone number or shirt size when you need it.
Add your own
Let people add an item you didn’t list, and claim it.
Import a spreadsheet
Bring an existing list in from a CSV. Columns map themselves.
Labels on days
Mark a day “In office” or “Setup day.”
Files and photos
Attach a map, a menu, or a calendar invite.
Your time zone
Times are set where the event is, and shown where people are.
Private edit link
Make one as a guest. Save it to an account when you sign in.
Wondering how it stacks up? See how it compares
Don’t build a signup. Just ask for one.
Free. One sentence. One link.