Instagram and TikTok
A link in the bio and a button under the post. Nobody leaves the app for longer than a minute.
ServicesOnline booking website
They book themselves
From an Instagram post or a Google listing — to a booked hour in your calendar and a message in Telegram. No calls, no DM back-and-forth, no front desk glued to the phone by the season.
For clinics, dental and aesthetic practices, salons and barbershops, car services, tutors and studios — anyone people book by the hour. In Ukraine and for Ukrainian-owned salons and clinics in Poland, Germany and Switzerland.
from $400
Just write — I take it from there. Scoping your task costs nothing.
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How it usually goes
- They write at half past eleven at night. The reply comes in the morning, if they are still waiting.
- The bookings live in a notebook on the desk. One notebook, several people writing in it.
- Two clients on the same hour, because nobody got round to crossing the line out.
- The reminders go out by hand. Or they do not go out at all.
See how it works
This is working code, not a mock-up — click and see.
Where the booking comes from
A booking page is a link. It goes wherever people already look at you.
Google Maps
In your business profile, right next to the directions, where someone is already working out how to reach you.
Telegram
A button in a bot or under a channel post. They book, and the confirmation lands in that same chat.
A QR code on site
On the mirror, on the desk, on a card. The client standing in front of you books the next visit while putting a coat on.
The page itself
Found by name and by service, landing straight on the time picker instead of a phone number that answers nine to seven.
What is included
The page
- Your photos, your services, your tone, not a template from a library
- Built for the phone, because that is where most people arrive
- Ukrainian, with more languages if you need them
The booking
- Staff, services, and a length of its own for each one
- Working hours, days off, breaks and holidays
- A taken hour leaves the page that same second
- The client gets a confirmation the moment they book
Your side of it
- A Telegram notification on every new booking
- A calendar you can also write into by hand
- An automatic reminder to the client before the visit
- Export into a spreadsheet when you need to count something
The Clients Come to You Kit — what’s inside
The booking page is the core. Here’s what comes with it so booking works from day one, not “once we set it up”.
A demo in your brand — before any commitments
A booking page with your services, staff and logo — you book yourself in and see what the front desk receives, before deciding anything.
Bookings in your Telegram from launch day
Every booking — a message to you, a line in the calendar and the spreadsheet. The reminder before the visit goes out on its own.
An AI assistant included
It answers “how long does it take”, “how do I prepare”, “is there parking” — in your words, from your materials. On anything medical, only what you allowed; otherwise it calls you.
Your team on board
An hour with your front desk and staff plus video guides: add a booking by hand, block a day, set a holiday.
A second language included
Patients from abroad or local clients in Poland or Germany — a booking page in their language, on its own address.
The keys are yours from day one
Client base, calendar, domain and code — yours. No subscription that leaves your data on someone else’s platform.
The next step with no rebuild
Prepayment, a Telegram reminder bot or a full website can be added to the same page — no rewrite.
How it gets built
A conversation
A few messages on Telegram: your field, your services, how many people, how you keep the schedule today.
Prototype
You see the page and the booking flow before I write a line of code.
Your data
I load in the services, the durations, the staff and the hours. You check it from your own phone.
Launch
The page opens for clients, and the first booking lands in your Telegram.
Monday after launch
- At 7:40 your Telegram already shows three bookings for the week — people booked on Sunday evening while the front desk was off.
- Reminders went out on their own, and the morning chair isn’t empty.
- The front desk replies on Instagram with one line: “here’s the link, pick a time”.
When you do not need this
Better to hear this at the start than at the end.
Three clients a day
While there are fewer bookings than there is time to answer them, the DMs cope. This starts to pay off when answering no longer fits into the day.
Patient records, stock or a till
That is no longer booking, that is an operations system. I will say so straight away and build it separately if you really need it.
Paying at the moment of booking
That is a separate step: a payment provider, paperwork, refunds. It can be done, but it is not one button.
Questions about booking itself
Will it fit my schedule?
The schedule stays yours: hours, days off, lunch, different shifts for different people. That is configuration, not a rewrite.
Services vary in length — what then?
Each service carries its own length, and the free slots are worked out from it. The demo above does exactly that, so switch the service and watch.
Who runs the schedule after launch?
You do. The panel opens on a phone: add a booking by hand, close a day, block a holiday.
Where do the bookings arrive?
Into Telegram right away, and into the calendar. If you want, also by email or into the sheet you already use.
What if the client does not show up?
The reminder goes out before the visit on its own, and the client can cancel themselves, which returns the hour to the free list at that moment. Prepayment can be switched on too, as a separate step.
I already have a site. Do I need a new one?
Not necessarily. Booking can go into the site you have, or live on a page of its own. I will look at the code and tell you which is faster.
Clients message on Instagram — why a separate page?
So the front desk replies with one link instead of ten messages, and the client books at any hour. Instagram stays the shop window; booking lives underneath it.
What if the front desk or the staff won’t use it?
That’s what the hour of team training and the video guides are for. Bookings arrive in the same Telegram they already have open — no new software to learn.
My salon is in Poland and my clients are Polish. Does this work?
Yes: a booking page in Polish, the second language included, and you explain the task in Ukrainian. I already have clients in Poland, Germany and Switzerland.
What clients say
«Half our receptionist’s day went to phone calls: booking, rescheduling, reminding. Gordey put booking right on the site — a client sees the open slots and picks a time. In the first month 70% of bookings came through without a single call. And people show up more often: they chose the hour themselves.»
«Half our students forgot their classes and groups fell apart. Gordey built booking on the site and a bot that reminds them a day and an hour before. No-shows halved, and I no longer message everyone by hand. Best of all, students reschedule themselves and the timetable stays alive.»
Who this is not for.
A template by tomorrow
If you need the simplest template by tomorrow, a site builder will do it on its own — and that’s a fair choice.
Changes without a word
If you want someone who makes changes without a word — that’s not me: I say so when I see a simpler path, and I push back when a decision hurts the result.
A task below the threshold
If the task is below my entry threshold, I’ll say so in my first reply and, if I can, point you to someone who fits.
Guarantees
Seven things I answer for.
Stop at any stage
If at any stage you are unhappy with the result, we stop and you don’t pay for the time spent. The one exception: materials agreed in advance.
The price doesn’t grow along the way
If the task hasn’t changed, the price named at the start doesn’t grow along the way. If the task changes, we talk first, then I build.
The first 30 days after launch
If a bug shows up in the first 30 days after launch, I fix it myself — that’s part of the job.
Critical issues — within 2 hours
If a critical failure happens after launch, I respond within 2 hours, even on weekends.
Clean code
If a violation turns up in the code, I fix it myself — that’s on me, not on you. The code is clean enough for any developer to pick up.
The keys are yours
If you ever want another developer, the code, access, domain and data are already yours — from day one.
I don’t disappear
If you need changes, updates or advice after launch, I’m around. I don’t vanish after payment.
A demo in your brand — before any commitment
Three answers — and I put together the first screen with your logo and your services. You see “yours” first, then you decide.
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