Recurring days, with a host
Set a community day up once and repeat it weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Each session is editable on its own and carries its host, so drop-offs arrive already assigned.
Pop-up repair days get recurring dates with a host, a shareable link per day, a browsable community days page, emails that say where to go, and a booking flow that finds the nearest spot.
Set a community day up once and repeat it weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Each session is editable on its own and carries its host, so drop-offs arrive already assigned.
A booking link for one location opens with that neighbourhood chosen and its next date selected, and previews as the day: the spot, its address and its next date.
A public page on your booking site: regions, then locations, then upcoming dates, each its own crawlable page with a photo tile.
The confirmation and 24-hour reminder carry the meeting point: location, address, standing instructions, any note for that date, a photo of the spot, and a calendar invite.
Choose by place, from the browser's location or a typed address, with spots sorted nearest first, or by date on a calendar. Shops that also come to riders get We come to you as the first tile in both paths.
A CSV import for community locations, and a dated version with one row per date. Re-importing is safe: locations match by name, known dates are skipped, and the importer reports what it added.
The signed calendar feed includes the shop's own sessions, with meeting point, day note and spot count, so an outside automation can run per-day marketing.
Clinic sessions are fixed stops in route planning. Routes also lists nearby at-home bookings in the next fortnight, so you can offer an earlier date while you're in the area.
A Day sheet toggle on Bookings: one row per booking for a chosen day, filterable to one stop, with customer, phone, service, bike, notes, mechanic, status and what's paid. Exports to CSV.
Email alex@velobook.app. Half the entries on this page started as a one-line note from a shop. We ship in the order shops ask.
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