Set up a booking site with scheduling and test checkout
Manus created a service booking site with calendar selection, Stripe sandbox payments, and seeded reservations in about 40 minutes.
- What they did
- A reviewer sent Manus one plain-English request for a customer booking site. The brief asked for service selection, available time slots, a deposit paid through Stripe, and a confirmation message by email. They then left the tab; Manus kept working in its cloud environment and published the result on its own.
- How it went
- After about 40 minutes, it produced a usable site with scheduling, a Stripe sandbox, and test reservations in the database. The confirmation email was unreliable, and the mobile version still required manual cleanup.
- Tips
- If you try this, keep payment and email steps in test mode until you review the build. Also expect to check the mobile layout yourself, since automated styling may need touch-ups.
Try it yourself with Manus
Make a [type of business] booking site that lets visitors choose [services] and an open time, then place a deposit through Stripe in sandbox mode only. Include sample reservations and give me a live preview plus a short check of what works and what still needs attention, especially email delivery and mobile layout. Stop and ask for my approval before using any real payment keys, sending any real email, deleting records, or publishing changes.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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