Fabricate is an AI app builder for massage therapists: describe your treatments, your hours and your rooms, and it builds a working web app for online booking and client preferences, with its own database and a live link to share. The Free plan includes 60 credits a month and needs no credit card.
Try it yourself first, then ask for changes in the same chat.
Choose one and the builder opens with its description filled in. Change any word before you build.
Clients choose a treatment, a length and a free time; you see the week in one list.
A booking website for my massage practice. Clients choose a treatment (Swedish, deep tissue or sports massage), a length of 30, 60 or 90 minutes and a free time slot, then leave their name and phone number. No client account needed to book. Only I can sign in, and I see all bookings for the week and can cancel or move one.
Preferred pressure and areas to focus on or avoid, behind a staff sign-in.
A client card app for my massage practice. For each client: name, phone number, preferred pressure, areas to focus on, areas to avoid and notes from each visit with the date and the treatment. Therapists join with an invite code I give them; nobody else can create an account. Search clients by name or phone number.
Which therapist is in which room, and when, with double bookings flagged.
A schedule app for my massage practice with two treatment rooms. I set each therapist's working hours and book each treatment into a room and a time. Therapists join with an invite code I give them and see their own day. Warn me when a room or a therapist is double-booked.
Every voucher you sell, with a code, an expiry date and whether it has been used.
A gift voucher log for my massage practice. I record each voucher I sell with a unique code, the treatment or amount, the buyer's name and an expiry date. Only I can sign in. At the desk I search a code to see if it is valid and mark it as used, and I see a list of vouchers that expire this month.
The treatments are booked in hours. The admin around them is not.
Messages and calls arrive while you are with a client, and answering them means the next client waits.
Preferred pressure, areas to focus on and areas to avoid are easy to forget between visits.
Two therapists and one room, or one therapist and two rooms: the diary has to know which is free.
Vouchers are sold at the desk and checked by hand when someone comes in to use one.
Ask for therapist logins that join by your invite, so only you and your therapists see bookings and client notes. Clients book without an account.
Bookings, clients and treatments are saved in the app's own database and are still there tomorrow.
Publish and the app gets its own address, like your-massage.fabricate.chat, for your website, your bio or a text to a client.
On Pro and Max, connect a domain you already own, like yourmassage.com.
Add a treatment, change a length or add a room by asking in the chat, the same way you described the app.
Apps are built for phones as well as laptops, which is where most clients will book.
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