Booking app builder
Build your own booking app by describing it: a public page clients book from, a calendar per staff member or room, and client records — built and tested by AI.
In your own words — what it does, who uses it, how it should look.
Every screen laid out before a single credit is spent. Change anything.
Its own link, its own database, real logins — minutes later, not weeks.
Describe how people book you — which services, with whom, for how long — and Kridona builds a booking app around it: the public page your clients book from and the calendar you and your staff work from.
A salon books per chair, a driving school per instructor, a studio per room, a clinic per practitioner. Say how your days work and the app is built that way, not squeezed into a generic calendar.
The booking page is your app on your own link — your own domain on a paid plan — and the client list lives in your app’s own database, not in someone else’s marketplace.
Every app is a React application with its own Hono API on a Cloudflare Worker, its own private D1 database and real logins — live on its own link the moment it is built.
BookMe is a finished booking app in the Kridona marketplace for any service business, with a live demo you can open without an account. The home screen is a weekly strip with the day’s schedule. Requests arrive as pending, and you confirm them, decline with a reason, or propose another time the client then sees. Availability is enforced by the server, not only the screen: the public three-step booking page only offers slots inside your opening hours, and a request outside them is refused. Clients carry their visits, total spend and last visit; services are colour-coded; and each client gets a private link to view or cancel their own booking — no account needed.
For trades with more moving parts, GLOSS books a hair-colour salon per chair, and TANDEM books a driving school per instructor — both with live demos.
Describe how people book you: the services and how long each takes, who or what is booked (a person, a chair, a room, a car), your opening hours and days off, whether clients need an account, and whether you take a deposit. Kridona turns that into a plan of every screen with its price in credits. You approve it, and the app is built, tested in a real browser — bookings are actually made, sign-up is tried with a real account — and handed over on its own link.
Your booking page lives on your own app and, on a paid plan, your own domain; the client list is in your app’s own database, not in a booking platform’s marketplace. There is no commission per booking.
After the build you keep changing it in the chat next to the app — “add a deposit field”, “make the header darker”, “send a reminder the day before” — and each change is made, published and checked on the live page. Small changes cost 1 credit, a rewritten section 2, a rebuilt page 5. Staff get their own logins, the app can go on your own domain on any paid plan, card payments can be switched on with your own Stripe account, and the App Store / Play tab builds the iPhone and Android packages when you want them in the stores.
A free account starts with 15 credits and no card — enough for one full app of up to seven pages (10 credits) and a change or two. Paid plans start at $39 a month (€34 in Europe) for 40 credits, with hosting for every app you build and your own domain included.
Or buy BookMe ready-made from the marketplace for a one-time price and rebrand it as your own.
Something like this, in your own words — you see the plan before anything is spent:
“A booking app for my massage studio with two rooms: clients pick a treatment and a free time online without an account, each therapist sees their own day, and every client card keeps their notes and past visits.”Build mine — free
No. Kridona charges credits to build and change the app and a plan or hosting fee to keep it online; bookings themselves cost nothing extra.
No, unless you want them to have one. The booking page can be open to anyone, while the calendar and client records stay behind your staff login.
Yes. Give each service its length in the description, or change it later in the app, and the free times offered follow it.
No. You describe what the app should do in ordinary words, and you change it the same way afterwards, by asking in a chat. The code is there if you ever want it.
A free account starts with 15 credits, enough for one full app and a change or two. A build costs 10 credits for an app of up to seven pages. Paid plans start at $39 a month for 40 credits.
Yes. Every file is readable from the first build, and you can download the whole project on every plan, the free one included. On a paid plan you can also put it on your own domain.
A free account starts with 15 credits — one full app and a change or two. No card.
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