Five taps for them. One tap for you.
Your client gets a page with your name on it that never mentions us. You get a list that empties as you work through it, and between the two of them that’s everything there is.
A client books you, start to finish
Under two minutes · no account · no installSay your page has four offerings, each with its price. A tap opens a sheet over the page, and they never leave your address.
They see only the times you’re free, in their own time zone, with the gap you keep between sessions already left out.
A name, an email and the one question you chose to ask. Nobody types anything else.
Your terms open with the sentence that matters most. Their name and a checkbox make the signature, and you each get a copy.
There’s one card field, and the button shows the amount. The receipt and the calendar invite come from you.
A list of decisions, and nothing else.
Open Today and you’ve opened everything that needs you. Each line is a sentence in plain words, with one verb to tap.
- You can tell the two halves apart before you read a word. Whatever needs you has a border and a button. Whatever sits below it is news, and has neither.
- Money at risk is the only warm color. See amber anywhere and money is at risk, every time.
- Resolving is one tap. Tap it and the item’s gone, with a confirmation in the button’s own words.
- The top half is meant to reach zero. The bottom half never empties. It’s there for the days when nothing’s wrong.
Two things need her, one tap each.
Under the line sit two things to read, and neither asks anything of her. There’s no second page to find, no menu, and nothing tucked behind an icon.
Six sessions, four people. Thursday is empty and Monday has two back to back.
That is everything. There is no more screen.