Booking and calendar
Online booking and a calendar for the treatment room.
Give clients a booking page with real open times and double-booking protection, and run your day on a calendar built for how an electrolysis practice works, not a generic scheduler.
Today · Tuesday
Day view
- 9:00
Consultation
New client
- 10:30
Upper lip + chin
Maya R. · 30 min
- 12:00
Break
- 1:00
Open
- 2:30
Underarms
Jordan L. · 45 min
What it does
From first booking to the next visit.
A booking page clients can use 24/7
Give clients their own page to browse your services, see real open times, and book online, with built-in protection against double-booking.
Services and availability you control
Set your services, weekly hours, date-specific overrides, vacations, breaks, and one-off blocks. Clients can only book the time you actually make available.
A calendar built for the day
See your whole schedule in day, week, or month view on any device, and book a client or block off time in seconds.
Self-serve cancel and reschedule
Clients cancel or reschedule from their confirmation and reminder emails, with your policy shown and an optional reason captured. You're notified automatically.
Move an appointment in one step
Move a booking to a new time and it stays the same appointment, same client, notes, and history, still protected from double-booking.
Automatic email reminders
Every booking sends a confirmation, and automatic 24-hour and 2-hour email reminders help cut no-shows. Optional text reminders are available when you enable SMS and the client opts in.
Booking that feeds the record
The appointment is the start, not the end.
In Hone, a booking isn't a dead end on a calendar. It carries into intake, charting, and treatment memory, so the schedule and the treatment record stay connected, and a returning client's history is already there when they book again.
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What happens after the booking.
See the booking flow end to end.
We'll walk through your booking page, calendar, and reminders on a real workflow, and reply within one business day.