The front desk that never closes.
An Arabic-first booking page, WhatsApp reminders and one live schedule for your clinic or salon.
Most clinics still book on paper and phone calls.
Every visit is a call, a line in the book, and a reminder somebody has to remember to send. Mawid moves all three onto one link your patients already know how to use.
- 01
Share one link
In your Instagram bio, WhatsApp profile and Google Maps.
- 02
They book in a minute
Real free times, in Arabic or English, held while they type.
- 03
Mawid does the rest
Confirmation and reminders on WhatsApp, straight onto your schedule.
A booking page patients finish, not abandon.
It opens in Arabic, right to left, with English one tap away. Every time shown is genuinely free: hours, breaks, time off and cleaning gaps are already taken into account. Try the one on the right.
- Held while they type
- The time is reserved for five minutes so nobody else takes it mid-booking.
- Change it themselves
- Every confirmation has a link to move or cancel, inside your policy.
- One link per service
- Send whitening patients straight to whitening.
- Calendar ready
- Add to Apple or Google Calendar in one tap.
عيادة نور لطب الأسنان
فحص وتنظيف، 45 دقيقة، 250 د.إ.
نوفمبر 2026
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متابعة
Reminders go out on their own, in their language.
A confirmation the moment someone books. A reminder the day before and another on the day. If they move or cancel, they hear about it too. Arabic for patients who booked in Arabic, English for the rest.
Every message is kept in the outbox, so the front desk can see exactly what a patient was sent.
Every chair on one live schedule.
Online, phone and walk-in bookings land in the same place, with a line for the current time. One tap marks a visit attended or missed, and the numbers add themselves up.
Under the hood
Next.js 16, React 19 and Postgres with Drizzle. The front-desk assistant answers in English and Arabic from the live schedule, and changes nothing until the owner confirms. The database enforces the rules; the tests run against a real Postgres engine.
Read the source- Overlaps are impossible, not unlikely
- A Postgres exclusion constraint on each staff member's time range rejects any overlapping booking. A test fires five holds at the same slot at once and checks that exactly one wins.
- Holds instead of race conditions
- Choosing a time creates a short-lived hold. Expired holds are cleared only when someone else needs the time, so a slow patient can still confirm if nobody took it.
- Reminders that send once
- Each reminder is claimed with a conditional update before it is sent, so overlapping runs never message a patient twice.
- Time zones done properly
- Times are stored in UTC and computed in the business's own zone. Calendar days stay plain dates, so nothing drifts on a server elsewhere.