Features
Grouped by what you are trying to get done — booking a treatment on one side, being found and booked on the other. Every item here is built and shipping today; there is no roadmap mixed in.
Discover
The customer app opens on spas near you and gives you the four ways of narrowing them down that people actually use.
With location on, the app searches your immediate area first and widens out — district, then state, then country — only as far as it needs to fill the page. Only spas that have passed verification are ever listed, at any tier.
Popular Near You, Most Loved, Best Deals and Premium — rating and price, framed the way people actually choose.
Search by name, or open the filter sheet to narrow the list down before you start looking through photos.
Photo gallery, an about section, amenities, the service menu with prices and durations, current offers, reviews, and the trading hours behind the Open / Closed badge.
See where a spa actually is — a map preview and street view on the profile, and one tap to hand the address to your maps app.
Ratings and written reviews sit on the profile, and are only ever asked for after a session the shop has marked complete.
The four chips across the top of the home screen are the real decision people are making: what is close, what is loved, what is cheap, what is the good stuff. Each one re-sorts the same verified list rather than opening a different one.
Booking
Choosing a time reserves the seat while you review the booking, and the shop answers before anything is treated as confirmed.
Choose a treatment, scroll the date strip, and take a time from the grid — each slot showing whether it is free, already taken, or on hold with someone else.
Picking a time reserves that seat while you check the details, so nobody can take it out from under you mid-booking. The hold lapses on its own if the booking is not confirmed, and the seat goes straight back into the grid.
Confirming sends a request, not a fait accompli. The spa accepts or declines it, and a banner on your home screen tracks the wait while it is live.
A spa that only takes bookings during opening hours tells you that up front and disables the button, instead of letting you send a request nobody is there to answer. A spa that would rather not turn business away can instead confirm closed-hours bookings on the spot — the app says which, so you always know whether you are waiting on an answer.
Service fee, any discount and the total — in rupees, on the booking, before you confirm and again afterwards.
After booking
Status, changes, reminders, and the chance to say how it went — all in one list.
Requested, confirmed, in session, completed and cancelled — filterable and searchable, with a cancellation always saying who called it off.
Change your mind and the seat is released; reschedule and the new slot is held before the old one is given up.
Push updates when a shop answers, plus separate switches for booking reminders and promotional messages — promotional is off unless you ask for it.
After a completed session the app asks once how it went. Skip it, or turn it off for good.
Seven reasons, a description, a contact number and an optional photo. Reporting a shop also stops it appearing on your home screen.
Profile → Delete Account, with the consequences spelled out before you confirm. No email required, no waiting on support.
Five states, each with its own colour, and the same five on both sides — so you and the spa are always looking at the same thing. A cancellation also records who called it off.
Being found
A verified listing puts your treatments, your prices and your photos in front of the people already looking for a spa near them.
Guests open the app looking for a spa near them, not for a name they already know. Being listed puts you in front of somebody who is ten minutes away and choosing right now.
Every spa is checked before it is listed, so a guest browsing is choosing between businesses that all came through the same door. Nothing unverified is ever shown to them. Your paperwork is never shown to a guest — only the fact that you passed.
Photos, a description, your amenities, and every treatment you offer with what it costs and how long it takes — the things a guest would otherwise have to ring up and ask.
A rating can only be left after a session that really happened, so the reputation attached to your listing is one you earned rather than one anybody could type.
Prices move, treatments come and go, and photos need refreshing. Your listing is yours to update — nobody has to be rung up to change it for you.
Being booked
Guests book the times you have made available, whenever they happen to be deciding — and you keep the day and the money on your own terms.
A guest chooses a treatment and a time on their own, at eleven at night if that is when they are deciding. The booking does not have to wait for somebody to be free to pick up.
The days you open, the hours you take bookings in, how many guests you can have at once, the days you close — you set all of it, and a guest can only book inside it.
Most people browse in the evening, long after a spa has shut. You choose in advance what should happen to a booking made then, so a quiet Sunday night is not a lost one.
What today brought in, and how this week and this month compare — there when you want it rather than after an evening with a calculator.
Nothing is charged through either app, and no card is taken. A booking brings the guest to your door; what happens at the till afterwards is yours.
What today brought in, and how this week and this month compare — the two or three numbers an owner would otherwise spend an evening working out from a diary, ready before they think to ask for them.
Your figures are yours. Nothing about your takings is ever shown to a guest.
Book a verified spa near you in a few taps — or list your own spa and be found by the guests already looking nearby.
