Website Builder

Seven pages, built from the services you already run

Your website is seven pages: Home, Services, About, Team, Gallery, Reviews and Contact. You do not write a service menu for the website and a separate one for booking. The Services page reads straight from the services you have already set up in the dashboard, so a treatment you add, rename or retire there updates the page automatically. Team works the same way, pulling each staff member and the hours they actually work.

• Home: your hero image, an introduction, and teaser sections for the pages below
• Services: your live service list, pulled from the same setup that drives booking
• About: your story, in as many or as few sections as you want to write
• Team: your staff, with the roles and hours already set for each
• Gallery: photos of your space and your work
• Reviews: your reviews, surfaced on your own site
• Contact: how to reach you and where you are

This is an appointments-vertical feature, for salons, clinics and spas. A hospitality tenant's public presence is one page: the booking widget itself.

A draft you can preview, and a publish button you control

Every one of the seven pages holds two versions: a draft and a published copy. Editing a page in the dashboard changes only the draft, never what a visitor currently sees.

Preview renders the page exactly as a visitor will see it, so you can rewrite your About story, swap a hero photo, or restructure your Gallery across several sessions and check the real layout before committing to it, not a mockup of it.

Publishing is per page, not all-or-nothing. Your site counts as live the moment any single page has ever been published, even if the other six are still sitting on generated defaults. Put up Contact and Services on day one, then come back for About and Team when the photos and copy are ready, without either page looking broken in the meantime.

Colours, photos and copy that are actually yours

The generated defaults exist so a page looks complete before you have touched anything, but every page accepts your own override: a headline, an intro paragraph, and on About specifically, a long-form story broken into as many named sections as you want. Leave a field blank and the generated default stays in place, so you can customise one page today and finish the rest later without anything looking unfinished.

• A site-wide look sets your overall palette, chosen once and applied across all seven pages
• Hero photos on Home and elsewhere, with control over how the image is positioned so a face or product is not cropped out
• Your own heading and intro on any page, or the generated default if you leave it alone
• Story sections on About, each with an optional subheading, so your history reads in parts rather than one block of text
• Your social profiles linked into the site

A website that books, not just describes

Every page sits on the same booking engine as your dashboard. There is no separate signup, plugin or embed code connecting the two: a visitor reading your About page or browsing Gallery is one click from your real booking flow, checking the same availability your staff see on the calendar.

When a slot fills or a service closes off, the site reflects it, because it is not a separate copy of your booking data, it is the same data. Nothing about the site changes how a booking is taken. It changes what a customer sees before they decide to take one.