Changelog
Everything we've shipped, newest first. Currently v0.11.2.
v0.11.2
Sign-in fixes, continued
July 15, 2026
- Visiting the login page while already signed in now takes you straight to your dashboard. Previously, trying Google sign-in on top of an existing session (for example, after exploring the demo dashboard) could fail with a confusing error.
- If that sign-in conflict does happen, the login page now explains it and offers a one-click sign-out so you can try again.
v0.11.1
Sign-in fixes
July 15, 2026
- Fixed Google sign-in failing when you visited the site at www.booklocally.net — the www address now redirects to booklocally.net everywhere.
- If a sign-in attempt fails, the login page now tells you what went wrong instead of silently returning you to the form.
v0.11.0
Make it yours
July 6, 2026
- Upload your logo and a cover photo in Settings → Branding. Your logo appears beside your business name, and the cover photo banners the top of your booking page — customers land on your brand, not a plain header.Pro
- Brand color stays free for everyone, as always.
v0.10.1
Right questions for the job
July 6, 2026
- Mark a service as remote / off-site (website build, design work) and the booking page stops asking those customers for a street address and gate codes.
- Fixed demo and referral links that could point to the wrong address in production.
v0.10.0
Fewer dead ends
July 5, 2026
- Booking pages now show a "Next available" shortcut that jumps straight to the soonest open date — no more paging through empty weeks.
- When a business requires booking notice, the calendar says so instead of just looking empty — and a fully-booked calendar explains itself too.
- Reschedule any appointment right from the dashboard. The customer gets the new time by email, with an updated calendar invite and a link to change or cancel.
- Download your appointments and customer list as CSV, anytime, on every plan. Your data is always yours.
- Free plan: a heads-up email when you've used 80% of your monthly bookings, and a clear dashboard notice (plus email) if your page pauses at the limit — no more finding out from a customer.
v0.9.0
Try it yourself
July 5, 2026
- Explore a real owner dashboard — the live demo now includes a full pool-care business (routes, day tools, waitlist) you can click around in. It resets itself every night.
- Each live demo booking page now shows off different features — zip-code service areas, gate-code questions, booking notice rules — with tips on what to try.
- Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages, linked from every page.
v0.8.0
Built for the field
July 4, 2026
- Customer addresses now appear in every booking email with a Google Maps link, and in calendar invites.
- Access notes at booking — gate codes, pets, parking — shown on the day's route and in your emails.
- Booking rules: require minimum notice (say, 24 hours) and cap how far ahead customers can book.
- Rain-day tools: cancel or ask a whole day to reschedule in one action, with a note to every customer.
- Quick block: mark yourself unavailable in three taps.
- Out-of-area demand capture: see which zip codes keep asking for you, and let them leave an email for when you expand.
- Fix a typo'd email or phone on any booking and re-send the confirmation.
- Arrival windows: show customers a window ("2:00 – 4:00 PM") instead of an exact time.Pro
- Running-late shift: push the rest of a day back and notify everyone at once.Pro
- Waitlist: fully-booked days offer a signup, and cancellations automatically invite the next in line.Pro
v0.7.0
Service zones & smart routing
July 3, 2026
- Service zones: group zip codes into areas and serve each on set days and time windows — customers only see times for their area, so your day stays batched instead of criss-crossing town.Pro
- Dynamic zone lock: the first booking of a day can claim it (or a travel-buffered window) for its area.Pro
- Daily route sheet: the day's stops grouped by zone, with call, map, and turn-by-turn directions links.
v0.6.0
Partners & feedback
June 27, 2026
- Partner program: marketers get invite links and a portal that tracks clicks, signups, and earnings.
- A feedback button on every page — tell us what's broken or what you wish existed.
v0.5.0
Free & Pro, drawn properly
June 22, 2026
- Multiple appointment reminders — send, say, a 24-hour and a 1-hour reminder instead of just one.Pro
- Free and Pro tiers finalized: Free keeps the essentials (bookings, reminders, day tools); Pro adds the leverage (recurring visits, digests, CRM, custom questions, branding removal).
v0.4.0
Pro subscriptions & industries
June 17, 2026
- Pro subscription billing — upgrade to Pro for $12/month, cancel anytime.
- Industries page: browse ready-made setups for 28 service industries.
- Service-specific booking questions — ask about coating finish only when someone books ceramic coating.
- Live demo gallery with five working example businesses.
v0.3.0
Recurring visits & your week at a glance
June 12, 2026
- Recurring appointments: weekly, biweekly, or monthly series that book themselves ahead.Pro
- Calendar week view with business-hours shading — click any appointment to confirm, complete, or cancel.
- Daily digest and weekly stats emails.Pro
v0.2.0
Self-service & safety nets
June 11, 2026
- Customers can cancel or reschedule from a link in their confirmation email — no phone tag.
- Calendar invites (.ics) attached to every confirmation.
- Date overrides and time off: close a day, change one day's hours, or block a window.
- Book appointments manually from the dashboard, with optional confirmation email.
- Guided onboarding: industry presets set up your services and questions in minutes.
- Appointment reminder emails, on the schedule you choose.
v0.1.0
Hello, BookLocally
June 10, 2026
- Your own booking page at booklocally.net/your-business — services, hours, and instant online booking.
- Owner dashboard: appointments, customers, services, availability, and stats.
- Email confirmations for you and your customers, from a real domain.
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