An AI booking app builder for your classes and appointments.

Tell Crisp how booking works for you: what people book, how many places there are, what they pay and what you need to see. It builds the public booking pages and your own page to manage them, with the rules you described.

No credit card required.

One prompt: a booking app for a yoga studio.

What you write
A booking app for my yoga studio. Show this week's classes with the teacher and the places left. People book a place with their name and email and pay a 5 dollar deposit. Stop bookings when a class is full. Send a reminder email the day before, and give me a page to see who booked each class and cancel a booking.
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What Crisp builds from it

  • A week view of classes with the teacher and the number of places left
  • A booking form that stops when a class is full
  • A deposit through Stripe, with paid and unpaid bookings in your list
  • A reminder email the day before each class
  • A private page to see each class list and cancel a booking

Then it opens the app in a real browser, tests it, and fixes what fails before it says it is done. How a build works.

Your rules, not a generic calendar.

Every business books a little differently: a waiting list, a deposit only for new clients, two rooms, a break between appointments. Ready-made booking tools make you fit their settings. With Crisp you describe your rules and the app follows them, and when a rule changes you ask for the change.

How it works.

  1. Step 1

    Describe it

    Write what you want in plain words: who uses it, what they do, and what matters most.

  2. Step 2

    Watch it being built

    A first look appears within about half a minute. Then the data, the forms and the other pages, each one tested.

  3. Step 3

    Publish it

    Give it its own address when you are happy with it. Keep improving it; people see changes when you publish again.

What you get.

Good to know before you start.

  • Crisp does not sync with Google Calendar or Outlook on its own. An app can connect to a service that has an API, with a key you add, and Crisp tells you which key it needs.
  • Text message reminders need an account with a text message service and its key. Email reminders work with a Resend key.
  • Payments go through Stripe, so you need a Stripe account to take real money. Crisp does not hold your money.

Questions.

Can people book without making an account?

Yes, if you want that. Say so in your description. You can also ask for accounts so regular clients see their past bookings.

Can I take a deposit?

Yes. Crisp builds the payment with Stripe. While you build, payments are in test mode with a test card, so no real money moves until you switch on real payments.

Can it handle several staff members or rooms?

Yes. Describe them in your prompt, for example "two rooms and three teachers, and a teacher cannot be in two classes at once". Crisp builds the rule and its tester tries it.

What if I need a change later?

Ask for it in the chat at any time. Your published app changes only when you publish again, so your clients never see a half-finished change.

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Describe it. Crisp builds it.

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