Your whole routine, one point.
Book with local businesses, keep a personal calendar and a digital wallet, and stay in touch with every place you visit — free for customers, and a full booking dashboard for the businesses that serve you.
A booking app that treats the customer and the business as two halves of the same appointment.
Most booking tools pick a side — a consumer app that forgets the business has a calendar to run, or a business dashboard with a customer app bolted on as an afterthought. We started from a simpler question: what if the same appointment looked equally good from both ends?
RoutinePoint is in active development today — the core booking, calendar, wallet and business-dashboard experience already works end-to-end across 29 languages. Account sync to a real backend is what we're building next.
Read our full story →Small service businesses run on trust and consistency — the same barber, the same nail salon, on the same schedule. We're not trying to gamify that. We're trying to make the boring parts disappear, so the relationship is the only thing left to think about.
One booking. Two apps that actually fit the people using them.
Book, pay, and never lose track again
One calendar for everything
Appointments, personal events and tasks — synced automatically, not five different apps.
A wallet that remembers
Payment methods, receipts and cancellation policies, saved per business — no digging through texts.
Stay in the loop
Direct chat with every business you visit, plus their community updates — only from places you actually go to.
Run the booking desk without hiring one
Get paid your way
Card, Bit, cash or on-site — customers pick, you get one clear ledger and monthly export.
A calendar that enforces your rules
Opening hours, per-service cancellation windows, staff assignment and waitlists — set once, enforced automatically.
Real customer relationships
Broadcast updates, answer chats, and see who your best customers are — all from one dashboard.
See the full walkthrough
Every screen, explained — from a customer's first booking to a business owner's first month.