Not a website. Not a link-in-bio page. A real, downloadable mobile app with booking, built-in payments, and your own storefront. Built around your brand and published under your name.
Most “link in bio” tools and scheduling platforms are websites dressed up to look like an app. This is the real thing. It is native, installable, and living on your clients' home screens.
Social media accounts get suspended, banned, hacked, and shut down every day. Even platforms go down occasionally. Would your business survive those?
A complete branded mobile app, built around your sessions, your products, and your clients. Choose the tier that fits where you are now.
A branded mobile app for booking sessions, with payments built directly in.
Everything in Booking Foundation, plus a full storefront inside your app.
Everything in Signature, plus a private space for your clients to connect with each other and with you.
+$100-150/mo optional care plan
Booking Foundation typically takes 2-3 weeks; the Signature Build runs 3-5 weeks. Community Build is scoped individually based on requested features.
Yes. It is built under your name and brand, then published to the App Store and Google Play under your developer account.
A website lives in a browser tab. This is a real native app your clients download and keep on their home screen, with booking, payments, and your store built directly in instead of linked out to other tools.
A small app platform hosting fee and standard payment processing fees, around 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. No other subscription is required unless you choose the optional Care Plan.
It is optional at $100-150/month for bug fixes and small feature updates. It is not required, but it is useful if you want ongoing support without rehiring for every small tweak.
Yes. Every build starts with an intake call to map your specific offers, branding, and needs before development begins.
The tiers are built to expand. You can move from Booking Foundation to the Signature Build later without a full rebuild.
Every build is fully re-skinned to your brand, including colors, fonts, logo, and copy, from day one. Nothing ships generic.
Both are generally deductible as business expenses. Check with your accountant for specifics. The real difference is that a subscription is a deduction you renew every month, forever. A one-time build is a deduction you take once, and then you own it outright.
Tell me about your sessions, your products, and your clients, and I'll come back with a scope, price, and timeline.
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