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Switch bookings to be confirmed by hand. Each request emails you and holds its time in the calendar until you confirm it, and the confirmation email goes out then.
For clinics and therapists
In short
Patients book a free time on your website or a booking page hosted here, and each request can wait for you to confirm it. No field asks for health information.
Every part in every plan, USD 9.00 a week or USD 29.00 a month. Updated 16 October 2026.
Switch bookings to be confirmed by hand. Each request emails you and holds its time in the calendar until you confirm it, and the confirmation email goes out then.
No field asks for health information, and the platform is not built to keep it, so booking an appointment never makes you collect any.
Patients cancel from the link in their confirmation, within the window you set, and the time is offered to somebody else the moment they do.
An example setup
Paid in the practice, so nothing is taken online, and every request waits for somebody to look at it.
An illustration of the settings, not a customer.
Appointments
Rules
Questions
Each answer starts with the answer.
No, and it is not built to. It keeps appointments, not records. No field asks for health information, and if some is typed into a free text note, the processing agreement says the extra duties that come with it are yours.
In Frankfurt, Germany. The database and the application run there. Every other company that can touch the data is named on the sub-processor list.
Yes. Switch bookings to be confirmed by hand, and every request waits in the calendar, holding its time, until you confirm it.
Yes. Taking payment is chosen per service, so nothing has to be paid online.
No. Switch on a booking page and link to it from wherever patients find you, or put it into a page of your practice's website. A request made there waits for you to confirm it, as one made anywhere else does.