Personal trainers
Six in the morning, and the page already knows
Training runs at the edges of everyone else’s day: before work, at lunch, after six. A schedule like that is mostly gaps, and the gaps are the point — they are not free time, they are the rest of your life.
An example, not a real trainer.
Split shifts, not a working day
Your available hours are set per weekday, so a morning block and an evening block can be the only two things bookable on a Tuesday. The middle of the day never appears as an option because it never was one.
Sessions of different lengths, priced apart
A 45-minute session and a 90-minute assessment are separate services with their own duration and their own price. The page offers each one only where it fits.
It goes into the calendar you already look at
Connect Google and every booking lands in the calendar on your phone, with the client’s name and what they booked. You do not check two places.
Common questions
Can I only open certain hours on certain days?
Yes. Availability is set per weekday, so Monday and Thursday can look nothing alike, and a day you do not work opens nothing at all.
Can I train more than one person at a time?
Not as a group booking. Each appointment holds its slot for one client — a small-group class is not something Ilumible does today.
What happens if a client does not show?
Mark it as a no-show when you close the appointment. It stays in the history against that client rather than disappearing.
Do I need a card to start?
No. The free plan asks for none. You add payment details only if you move to Professional.