A booking system that lives on your WhatsApp and your website: takes the appointment, collects a deposit, syncs your calendar, and reminds the customer so they actually show up. Built for service businesses in Malaysia and Singapore.
A guest wants to book tonight. No reply until morning, so they book the villa next door.
No-shows and last-minute cancellations on appointments nobody reminded.
Every OTA booking hands a commission to the platform instead of you.
Takes the appointment on WhatsApp and your website, checks availability, and confirms the slot in seconds.
Collects a deposit or full payment at booking through a Malaysian gateway, so a no-show costs the customer, not you.
Layered reminders with one-tap confirm or reschedule. Businesses using them well cut no-shows 30 to 50 percent.
A booking system starts from RM2,500 fixed price, with little or no monthly fee. That includes the booking flow on your website and WhatsApp, calendar sync, and reminder automation. Payment or deposit collection can be added. You own it, with no per-booking commission like the OTA platforms charge.
Yes. Most Malaysian customers start on WhatsApp, so the system takes the booking right there: it checks availability, confirms the slot, and drops it into your calendar. The same booking flow also runs on your website for customers who prefer to self-serve.
Yes. It can collect a deposit or full payment at booking through a Malaysian gateway (FPX and cards via toyyibPay or similar), so a no-show costs the customer, not you. The confirmed, paid booking lands in your calendar and your WhatsApp.
That is the point. Automatic reminders the day before and hours before, with one-tap confirm or reschedule, plus optional deposits, cut no-shows by 30 to 50 percent for businesses that use them well. Empty slots become revenue again.
Yes. It syncs to Google Calendar and works alongside your existing WhatsApp number and website. Your team keeps working the way they already do; the system just stops bookings from slipping through.
I'll tell you straight what AI can fix, what it can't, and what it would cost. No pitch deck, no runaround.