Industries
Built for the appointment, whatever happens in it.
A colourist, a physiotherapist, and a tattoo artist run very different rooms, but they all sell time, keep records, take payment, and want the customer back. Calendia is the same platform for all of them, configured differently.
Choose your line of work
Hair salons
Colour timings, double-booking, retail on the way out, and a chair that must not sit empty.
Hair salonsNail salons
Short appointments, high volume, walk-ins, and a technician list that changes every month.
Nail salonsLashes & brows
Patch tests, infills on a cycle, before-and-afters, and a client who must come back every three weeks.
Lashes & browsSkin clinics
Courses of treatment, packages paid up front, and skin history that has to be readable a year later.
Skin clinicsInjectables & aesthetics
Prescriber approvals, batch numbers, medical history, and a record that has to stand up to scrutiny.
Injectables & aestheticsPhysiotherapy & rehab
Courses of treatment, referrals, objective measures, and notes that another clinician can act on.
Physiotherapy & rehabDental
Recalls, chairs and rooms, hygienist versus dentist, and treatment plans paid over time.
DentalMassage therapy
Solo or small team, mobile or in-clinic, and clients who need a health form before the first session.
Massage therapySpa & wellness
Multi-room days, packages and vouchers, couples bookings, and a lot of gift cards in December.
Spa & wellnessTattoo & piercing
Deposits that stick, consent and ID, long sessions, and artists who work like tenants.
Tattoo & piercingFitness & studios
Memberships, recurring classes, capacity per session, and members who want their own login.
Fitness & studios
What every one of them gets
The differences are in the configuration. The foundation does not change.
A calendar customers can book into
Your rules, your services, your staff, on your own domain, around the clock.
One place the money lands
Terminal, till, receipts, gift cards, and the day’s settlement, tied to the appointment that produced them.
A record that survives staff turnover
What was done, by whom, with what, and what the customer agreed to — kept with the customer, not in someone’s head.
Marketing that runs itself
Reminders, rebooking nudges, win-back, loyalty, and campaigns from your own customer list.