Everyone gets their share of the busy days
Set the most days each person can book in a week, say three. At the limit people see “You've booked 3 of 3 days this week”, and the fourth day goes to someone else.
Parking, desks and rooms for shared offices
Book in a tap. Everyone gets a turn.
Your people see what's free and book a bay, a desk or a room from their phone. You set the rules once and it keeps things fair on its own: the busy days go round, a waitlist fills any gaps, and bookings nobody claims go to someone who's in.
14 days free, no card needed. Works in the browser on any phone.
One place for everything people take turns with.
Start with the car park and add desks, meeting rooms, lockers or kit whenever you like.
Each kind books the way it's used, and your people see your names for things.
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Parking bays
By the day, from a list or a map. The people who need their own bay can keep one.
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Desks
Pick one on the floor plan or take any free one, and see who else is in that day.
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Meeting rooms
By the hour, with check-in, so a room nobody turns up for is freed.
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Lockers, kit and anything else
If people share it, it can be booked: a locker, a charger, a practice room.
See the whole thing in 90 seconds.
From naming your organization to the first booking. It plays right here, from our own
servers, as soon as you press play.
Up and running in three steps.
Adding a car park is one form: its name, how many bays and their prefix. P1 to P40 is a
single step.
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Add what people book
Your locations, their opening hours, and the bays, desks or rooms in each. A floor plan can come later.
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Choose your rules
Weekly limits, check-in, groups that come first and assigned bays. Every rule is optional, so start simple and add more as you go.
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Invite your team
By email, with a join link, or let anyone with your company email address join.
Fair shares, set once.
Tell it what fair looks like in your office. It applies the same rules to everyone, every
day, so nobody has to referee.
A fair queue when it's full
People join the waitlist in one tap. When something frees up, the next in line is offered it and has 30 minutes to take it: groups that come first, then whoever has booked the fewest days that week.
First in line for the people who need it
Make Blue Badge holders, EV drivers or car-sharers a group that comes first. They can book further ahead, and bays can be held back for them until 24 hours before.
- Mon P7, yours
- Tue P7, yours
- Wed Shared
- Thu P7, yours
- Fri P7, yours
Their own bay, shared when they're away
Give someone a bay of their own on their days. Off on Wednesday? They tap Release and it's free for anyone that day, and they can take it back while nobody else has.
Mornings that run themselves.
People open it on their phone and their bay is the first thing they see. No bay yet?
Get a bay
books a free one, with an undo in case they
tapped by mistake.
Every bay ends up with someone who's in
Turn on check-in and a booking is claimed on the day. Here's a Wednesday where bookings start at 08:00 and people have 2 hours to check in.
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Check-in opens. Sam gets a reminder: “Check in to keep P4”.
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People check in with a tap, or by scanning the code on their bay.
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Sam is working from home, so P4 goes back to the pool and comes off Sam's calendar. Priya, first on the waitlist, is offered it.
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Priya takes it with one tap. P4 is hers for the day.
Easy for everyone
- It works in the phone's browser, and they can add it to their home screen.
- They can repeat a booking every week, for up to 12 weeks.
- Bookings can go straight into their Google or Outlook calendar.
- Single sign-on with Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID, or a link by email.
Everything in one place for whoever runs it.
Rules, locations, people and numbers, each on one screen. Set it up once, then look in
whenever you want to.
- Rules
- Weekly limits, check-in, groups that come first, assigned bays and the waitlist, each off until you turn it on.
- Locations
- Several offices, each with its own opening hours and time zone.
- Floor plans
- Upload a drawing and place what people book on it.
- Analytics
- How full each weekday is, the busiest spots, no-shows per person and group, and demand the waitlist couldn't meet.
- People and permissions
- Invite by email or a join link, and give someone the keys to just the locations they look after.
- Audit log
- A record of every change and who made it.
New, and built with the people using it
We're a young product, so you won't find a wall of logos here. You will find a direct line to the people building it: design partners get a hand with setup, and what they tell us shapes what we build next.
Become a design partnerTry everything free for 14 days.
Set it up with your real bays and your real team before you pay anything. Prices and
plans are on the pricing page.
- A 14-day free trial, no card needed
- Pay monthly or yearly, with no setup fee
- Change or cancel your plan from the Subscription page
- Special pricing for charities and education
Questions, answered
What can people book?
Anything people take turns with: parking bays, desks, meeting rooms, lockers or equipment. Each kind books the way it's used, by the day or by the hour, and people see your names for things, not ours.
Do people need to install an app?
No. It works in the browser on any phone or computer, and people can add it to their home screen so it opens like an app.
How does it keep things fair?
You choose the rules: the most days each person can book in a week, groups that come first (they can book further ahead and have bays held back for them), assigned bays, and a waitlist. When something frees up it's offered to the next person in line: groups that come first, then whoever has booked the fewest days that week.
What happens to a booking nobody uses?
Turn on check-in and people claim their booking with a tap or by scanning the code on the spot. If nobody checks in within the time you choose from its start, it's offered to someone else: the next person on the waitlist, or anyone who needs one. Running late? If you allow it, they can say so once and keep it for longer.
How long does setup take?
Adding a car park is one form: its name, how many bays and their prefix, so P1 to P40 is a single step. Rules are all optional and off to start with, and a floor plan can come later.
Can we use it across several offices?
Yes. Each location has its own opening hours and time zone, and you can give someone the keys to just the locations they look after.
How do people sign in?
With single sign-on through Google or Microsoft, or a link by email. Their bookings can go straight into Google Calendar or Outlook.
Is there a free trial?
Yes: 14 days, with no card needed. When you're ready, pick a plan on the pricing page, paid monthly or yearly.