Mobile Grooming Software
that knows where you go

They're asked "where should we come?" before anything else, and address autocomplete fills it in as they type. If they're inside one of your service areas they carry on booking. If they're not, they get a friendly "we don't reach that area yet" instead of an appointment you'd have to cancel.

You name an area — "North Side", say — give it a colour, and paste in its ZIP codes. That's the whole setup, and it takes a few minutes. There's no territory to draw on a map and no mapping subscription to buy.

Yes, and it's the heart of it. A simple grid sets who covers each area on each weekday — Sam on the North Side Mondays and Thursdays, for instance. North Side customers then only see Mondays and Thursdays with Sam. Leave an area unassigned and any working groomer can cover it.

No — and we'd rather say so plainly. This first version handles where you'll go and who's covering it, not the order you drive it. There's no route optimisation, no map view and no drive-time-aware scheduling. If you need a cushion between stops, add buffer time to your services. Route planning is on the roadmap, not in the product.

Yes. The limit only applies to customers booking themselves online. Staff can always book outside the areas — for a long-standing customer who moved across town, for example — and they'll see a heads-up that the address is outside your areas before they confirm.

Every appointment carries the address the van is going to, and directions are one tap from the appointment or the week calendar — opening Apple Maps on iPhone and Google Maps everywhere else. If a customer's address changes later, past appointments keep the address you actually drove to.

Not yet. There's no ETA text, no live GPS tracking and no customer-facing van map in this version. You can still send appointment reminders and messages the same way a salon does.

Not today. Service areas decide whether someone can book, not what they pay — there's no area-based pricing or travel surcharge yet. Most mobile groomers price this into the service itself in the meantime.

Not in one account today — a business is set up as either salon or mobile. If you run both, talk to us before you sign up and we'll walk you through how other groomers have handled it.

Yes — all of it. Mobile isn't a cut-down version of the product; it's the full grooming platform with service areas switched on. You get the branded booking page, card payments and deposits, automated SMS and email reminders, review requests after a groom, client and pet records, and your reports. Service areas simply decide who's allowed to book you.

No. Mobile is a setting, not a separate product or an add-on — you turn it on under Settings → Modules → Grooming. Service areas work off ZIP codes, so there's no Google Maps subscription to buy either. Best fit today is US businesses, since areas depend on postal codes.