Turn your business into something people can book, right through Muse.
Set up your services and hours once. Customers ask Muse for a time, and nothing's on the books until you approve it.
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How it works
Tell Muse what you offer
Customers ask Muse for a time
You approve in chat
Try asking
You tell Muse: “I cut hair Tuesday through Saturday, 9 to 5. Cuts take 30 minutes, color takes two hours.”
Muse replies with your hours and services written back in plain language, so you can correct anything before it's saved.
A customer asks Muse: “Can I get a haircut with Demo Barbershop this week?”
Muse replies with open times. The customer picks one, and it's requested — held for them, but not confirmed until you say so.
You ask Muse: “What needs my attention?”
Muse replies with your pending requests. Say “approve” and it's confirmed — say “decline” and that time opens back up.
What it uses
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A sign-in ID, for both business owners and customers. Sign-in is a one-time code sent to your email — no password to set or remember. Open Slot itself never stores your email address.
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If you're a business owner: your business name, time zone, weekly hours, services, and cancellation policy.
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If you're a customer: the service and time you request, and contact details so the business can reach you about that one booking.
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Business data and customer data are kept in structurally separate systems — a business's own hours and services are never stored alongside anyone's contact information.
Nothing else: no payment details, no prices beyond what a business chooses to list, no location, no photos or health information.
What it won't do
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There's no payment step in this version — arrange that directly with the business.
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It never books anything without the owner's explicit approval. No auto-approve, ever.
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It doesn't send push notifications. Reminders and updates show up when you or Muse check — same as asking any other time.
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It shares nothing with advertisers.