AppT - Appointments on the go

AppT is the solo-practitioner tool (health care professionals like counselors, physicians, lawyers, part-time practitioner, independent contractors like plumbers, electricians, inspectors, etc.) way to go for creating appointment slots, filling them out when requested.
Scenario:
1. You are a solo-practitioner
2. You open up appointment slots in the AppT app by creating them using few taps taking seconds.
3. You may, or may not publish or embed your real-time calendar on a website that people could consult. We provide the calendar link.
3. People approach you and seek appointment, you fill it out with their name (as a phone book contact, or without) and to give it a perfect professional appearance, you send out alert notifications for appointment setups, cancellations, prior day notifications, same day morning notifications and self notifications via the iPhone local notifications.
4. You configure everything on what kind of notifications you want. You can do both SMS text messages and email based notifications, as an in app subscription.
You get the professional appearance you deserve with the SMS and/ or Email notification messages. You command a higher status and style than those who don't. Chances of repeat customers is very high now.
Features:
1. You can also check statuses of notifications
2. You can quick call or text/ email customers from within the app without having to lookup contact info.
3. You can insert private notes so while setting up appointments, you know of other non-professional personal commitments at a glance.
4. You can setup multiple business locations with nick name and actual name (address or whatever info) seen by customers.
5. Easy and intelligent 'Learn mode' so you can get upto speed with the app in little time.
7. In the free mode, you get upto 8 appointments.
8. Great for part-time practitioners or ones with multiple jobs.
It's easy easy as a breeze to use.. check us out at www.appt.day
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/