Tandem · Scheduling app

Apps & startups

About the Tandem template

A sharp, confident product site for a scheduling app aimed at small appointment businesses. Deep navy and lime, a calendar mockup drawn in code instead of a screenshot, and three pages that move a visitor from the promise to the features to the price.

Tandem is a three-page site for an online booking and reminders app made for salons, physios, tutors and dog groomers. The home page opens with a three-beat headline, clients book, Tandem reminds, you keep working, set beside a week calendar built entirely in HTML, with colored appointments, a confirmed reminder and a small booking card where a client picks 11:00. Below sit three benefits, a navy band explaining how it works in three steps, the line Used by 2,400 small businesses with quotes from a hair studio, a physio clinic and a groomer, and a lime strip pointing to the prices.

The features page walks through six tools. The first three alternate copy with little mockups: a booking page card for a tutoring business, a text conversation where a patient replies R and moves her session, and a no-show card showing 3.1% against 11.4% before. Team calendars, client notes and an automatic waitlist follow in a tidy list, then integrations described in plain words and a dark band on security and data. The pricing page sets out Solo at $12, Team at $29 and Studio at $59 a month, a ten-row comparison table, five questions and a Book a demo form asking for name, work email, type of business, team size and a message.

To make it yours, swap in your product name, your real plans and the numbers you can stand behind, then redraw the calendar entries so they look like your own customers. Replace the quotes with ones you have permission to use. The same layout suits any small software product sold by the month: invoicing tools, class booking for studios, a client portal for therapists or a rota app for cafes.

What's on it

• Hero with a promise and a calendar and booking card mockup
• Three benefits and how it works in three steps
• Customer quotes from small businesses
• Six features with small product mockups
• Integrations and a plain-words security note
• Three plans, a comparison table and questions
• A Book a demo form