What we shipped

One short entry a month, of what went live across every platform we run. A line goes here only once real people are using it.

October 2026

Selling got simpler for practitioners, and every brand started to sound like itself.

Reviews only real clients can leave. Someone has to have finished a session or a programme to write one, and the practitioner can answer it once, in public.
Building an offer takes four plain steps. It saves as you go and can start from a ready-made example. An offer can open with a discovery call, which is how most practitioners already sell.
One course, many groups. Each group gets its own dates and its own people. A workshop has a day, a venue and directions, or links out to the ticket page it already uses.
Every email in the brand's own letterhead, sent from the brand's own name. A booking arrives as a ticket with Add to calendar.
Offer pages that describe themselves. Google and AI assistants can read the price and who runs it straight from the page.
A new brand is one guided run, from a name to a working app. A hiking club went live on it this month.

Getting booked got easier, and the platform underneath got sturdier.

Guests book without making an account. A name, an email and a time, the consent form signed on the way, and a link to cancel. If they sign up later, the booking comes with them.
An event day runs from one screen. What's booked, what's still open, who's next, and room to book someone in without leaving the page.
In-person sessions read on the venue's clock for everyone, so a guest flying in sees the same time as the host.
People keep what's theirs. A member can download everything they wrote and everything shared with them. Closing an account takes their name and contact details off every record.
Every release proves itself on the live app. A test account signs up, books, cancels and downloads its records before we call it done.

Every client runs on one platform, so a line here is usually there for all of them. A few are switched on brand by brand.

Slava and Igor