Your link
Your booking page lives at yourshop.trynook.ai. Settings → Booking page & widget shows the link and a copy button. Put it in your Instagram bio, Google Business Profile ("Book online" button), Facebook page, email signature and voicemail.
What clients see
- Your services, grouped by category, with duration and price ("from $X" if you marked it that way).
- A choice of who they'd like, or "anyone".
- Real openings for the next two weeks — computed from that person's hours, existing visits, buffers and synced calendars.
- Name and mobile (email optional). They get a confirmation text (and email if you've turned that template on) with a link to manage the visit.
Embed it on your website
Copy the one-line snippet from Settings → Booking page & widget and paste it where you want the booking button — Squarespace, Wix, WordPress and Shopify all accept it in a code or embed block. It opens your booking page in an overlay without leaving your site.
Use your own domain
- Settings → Custom domain. Enter the address you want, e.g.
book.yourshop.com. - Nook shows two records to add at your DNS provider (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, Squarespace domains…): a CNAME pointing at
edge.trynook.aiand a TXT record that proves you own the domain. - Tap Check again once they're in. DNS changes can take a few minutes to a few hours; Nook re-checks on its own every couple of minutes until it verifies.
- The certificate is issued automatically — your page is on HTTPS with no extra steps.
yourshop.com with no subdomain? Most providers support ALIAS/ANAME records for that; if yours doesn't, use book.yourshop.com.Control who can book what
Per service, On the menu vs Clients can book it online: a consult you only do by phone can stay bookable from your calendar without appearing online. Mark a team member as not bookable in Team & hours to keep them off the page while they're training or away.