For massage studios with rooms, staff, and rules of their own

Finally, a scheduler that runs your calendar the way you would.

Tell Palm how you run things. It learns the rules behind your schedule and uses them everywhere, from time off and staff preferences to rooms, deposits, cancellations, and bookings.

No card. Say it the way you'd say it to a new hire.

RECORDED FROM THE APP
Reads the rule back in plain English· Replays your last two months before it goes live· Waits for your yes. Undo any time· No directory, no per-therapist fees, no cut of your sales
Say it. See it.

Tap a rule you'd say out loud.

This is a Thursday. A client is asking for a deep tissue. Watch what each rule does to the day.

Any scheduler
Tap a rule.
Palm
And this is what Palm does with it.
Thursday
a client wants deep tissue · 3 therapists · 2 rooms + couples suite
bookeddeep tissuecouplesheld by your ruleoffered firstwaiting for your yes
The product

One calendar. Your rules on top.

Everything below is the real app, with a real studio's week in it.

Just ask: your booking rules, what you said and what Palm does about it
The week view, two therapists, rooms and couples
Your day: appointments, new clients, paperwork, and the to-do list
The waitlist
Your rules"What you said, and what Palm actually does about it." Every rule, in your words, with a switch.
The calendarDrag to reschedule; the engine checks the room and the therapists on every move.
Your dayWho's coming, who's new, who owes paperwork, what's overdue.
WaitlistA cancellation goes to the people waiting. First to reply wins.
The front desk

"She needs a receptionist and doesn't want to spend $2,000 a month on one."

From our interview notes, 12-therapist studio. Four other owners we interviewed said a version of it.

Every text and missed call, answered inside your rules: couples as one booking with two therapists, your deposit, returning vs. new, your voice. Not a chatbot bolted onto a scheduler and guessing. The same system you taught.

A client, to your number · 8:41 pm
Can I get a deep tissue Thursday?
Sure — Marco at 2:00 or Rachel at 4:30. Which works?Palm
Marco
Booked. Marco, Thursday 2:00, deep tissue. Confirmation on its way.Palm
Thu 2:00 · Deep tissue · Marco · Room 2Ashley was never offered. You didn't have to remember the rule.
On the calendar
Everything else

Rooms, couples, deposits, intake, notes, payments, payroll, campaigns. One flat price.

Every feature has its own page. Scheduling first, because that's the wedge.

Palm is for you

…if you've ever said

I wish my scheduler would…

Why can't it just…

We have to do this manually because…

Make sure you remember not to…

It works, except…

Our scheduler works, but…

That's the gap Palm is built for. One flat price for the whole studio, front desk included. No per-therapist fees, no add-ons, no directory, no cut of your sales.

Questions

Is this AI? Is it going to make things up?

A language model reads your sentence. That's all it does. Everything Palm can change is a fixed list of things it already knows how to do; it never invents a setting, never writes code, and is nowhere near your live calendar when a client books. It reads the rule back, replays your last two months, and waits for your yes. Every change can be undone.

How much does it do on its own?

As much as you say. Per kind of action: recommend, ask you first, or just handle it.

What if I want to see the settings?

You can. Everything Palm sets up is visible in normal software; change it there or just tell Palm.

Does it replace my front desk?

It takes the texts, the missed calls, and the booking. Keep a person for checkout and walk-ins if you want; Palm means you don't need the next one.

What can't it do?

Two-way Google Calendar sync (you get a private feed your phone subscribes to; Google refreshes it on its own schedule). Importing past appointments and balances (on purpose; a booking written straight in never passed your rules, so we bring them over with you). Insurance billing. If that's most of your practice, a clinic system will serve you better and we'll say so.

Is there a directory?

No. No marketplace, no listing, no commission. Clients reach you through your own link and number.

What does it cost?

One flat price for the whole studio, front desk included — Team $199 (up to 10 staff), Pro $349. $149 for the first 25 studios. No per-seat fees, no add-ons, no cut of your sales. 30 days free, no card. Pricing →

Say it once. It books that way.

You know exactly how your practice should run. Palm is the first scheduler that lets you say so.

Start free for 30 days