The session-pack tracker
Add a client and how many treatments the pack covers. Press “Use one” when the appointment has happened. The table lives in your own browser — no account, no email, nothing sent anywhere.
Add a client and how many treatments the pack covers. Press “Use one” when the appointment has happened.
No packs yet. Add your first client above — it takes ten seconds, and nothing is sent anywhere.
How Sessionpass answers that
No price, as many logins as you need
Free for the whole practice. Your assistant, your stand-in and your bookkeeper cost nothing extra — not because they are included in a plan, but because there is no plan to count them in.
Session packs are built in, not an add-on
Ten treatments paid for up front is how half this trade actually takes money. Here it is a column in the system: the card counts down when the appointment has happened, and you can see who has how many left.
One link, and students book themselves in
Add the classes you teach this week and you get one link to paste into the group chat or your Instagram bio. A student opens it, picks a class and texts you. No account for them, no platform to join, and none of it stored with us.
One-click export, always
Everything you put into the tracker below downloads as a single file, today, without giving us an email address. That is the point: a service that is easy to leave has to earn the fact that you stay.
What works now, and what does not
Works today
- A class schedule with a shareable booking link: students pick a class and text you
- The session-pack tracker on this page: add cards, use a session, undo, delete
- Export and import of everything as a JSON file you own
- The guides, in Norwegian and English
What we are building
- Real seat reservation: the link holding a spot, rather than sending a request
- A Vipps payment link for single sessions and for packs
- Logins, unlimited per practice
- Automatic deduction when a booked appointment has happened
We write it this way on purpose. A booking system that does not book yet has no business claiming otherwise on its front page.