I keep hearing the same thing from trainers, coaches, and photographers: a client no-shows or cancels last-minute, and there's nothing they can do. That hour's just gone.
Most booking tools stop at a reminder. Some let you take a deposit, but it's clunky and optional, so people skip it.
I'm building Sessurely around the opposite idea: keep a card on file and automatically charge the no-show/late-cancel fee, so the cost lands on the person who flaked instead of the pro. Building it solo, still early.
Curious how people here actually deal with this today:
Appointment scheduling with built-in no-show protection. Take deposits, keep a card on file, and automatically charge no-show fees — built for coaches, trainers, consultants, and photographers.
I built a mastering tool that measures AI exports instead of guessing at them. Reply with a link to one of your Suno or Udio tracks and I'll run it and tell you what it actually measured: where the top end cuts off, the low-mid buildup, how far off streaming loudness it lands. Takes a minute.
Send the original export if you can, not a YouTube or SoundCloud link. Those get re-compressed and I'd end up measuring the compression instead of your track.
No catch. The analysis and the full before/after are free. I built it (burnishaudio.com) and I want real files to keep testing it against.
