Appointments, classes, daycare and stays, on one calendar.
30 days free, no card. Then A$99 a month, with everything in it.
A week on the liddle calendar: grooms, hydro, training, a hoof trim and classes across three staff, with daycare places and boarding stays above the hours and a booking request waiting to be accepted.
Dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, birds and reptiles each get a proper record.
Farriers, walkers, sitters and catteries book the same four ways.See every feature
Each one working, the way it runs for a business like yours.
A booking request from Emma Walsh for a rehab session arrives, is accepted, and its held time becomes a booking.
Noa Bellamy signs Miso’s boarding agreement, and a new vaccination certificate turns Miso’s expired one current.
A visit update with a photo joins Sadie’s session notes and goes to Sam Carter’s portal; the team note stays private.
A deposit paid through Stripe comes off Sam Carter’s invoice, and the balance drops from $75 to $50.
Tomorrow’s reminder goes out to Noa Bellamy by email and text, and her message arrives in the shared inbox.
No tiers, so none of this costs extra.
Cap the places. When one opens, the waitlist can offer it on its own.
Rooms, places and occupancy, with a Today board for check-in and pick-up.
Sell a block of visits. Each one draws it down.
Built once, signed online, kept with the version they signed.
Start from a preset, then decide who sees sales and gives refunds.
An email when a regular is due back, on the interval you set.
Clients can see their own busy times while they pick a slot.
Mum has run Dogworx for about fifteen years: training, puppy school, obedience classes and boarding, all from spreadsheets, Word docs and a paper diary. When she started Dogworx Hydrotherapy three years ago she couldn’t find a good platform at a fair price, so I built one. If something would cost her an evening, I change it.
“I run my whole business through liddle. It’s simple, everything’s in one place, and honestly, I can’t imagine doing it without it now.”
Jack Dowfounder. I answer the support email myself.
Reading someone else’s export is my job, not yours.
Whatever your current software gives you. A messy spreadsheet is fine.
You see exactly what comes across before you decide, and we pick the day you switch.
I load your clients, animals and upcoming appointments. Balances and open invoices finish on your old system.
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Plus A$29 for each extra person, with everything in it, text messages too.
Card payments go through Stripe, the payments company liddle uses, and land in your bank account. Stripe takes its standard card fee from each payment; liddle adds nothing on top.
A team of people is A$157 a month.
No feature tiers and no paid add-ons.
30-day free trial. Monthly billing. No lock-in. Prices in AUD.
Full pricingAnything else, email support@liddle.app. I answer those myself.
Yes. A$99 a month, plus A$29 for each extra team member. You’re in the base price, and there are no feature tiers or paid add-ons.
Yes. Records cover 11 kinds of animal, from dogs and cats to horses, birds and reptiles, and each boarding room says which species it takes.
Yes, from your booking page or a link to one service. Per service, requests wait for you or eligible bookings confirm on their own, and you choose whether new clients can join.
Nothing. I do the move myself: send me the export and I’ll load your clients, animals and upcoming appointments.
Not in the app stores yet. I’m building one now. Until then, liddle works in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer, and you can add it to your home screen. Your clients book from their phone with nothing to install.
liddle is still growing. Tell me what your business relies on: I build features with the businesses using them, and I’ll work with you to get it right.
Yes. Billing is monthly and there’s no lock-in contract.
Try it free for 30 days, no card needed. Or book a demo and I’ll show you around a working business.
