Cocoon
Massage
Booking

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Industry

Retreat Center

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Year

2026

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Services

Web app

Online bookings

Less admin

Cocoon welcomes a new group almost every week, and asked me to take massage bookings off the paper sheet at reception, where every booking waited on someone remembering to confirm it by text. This app replaces the sheet: guests book from a tablet or their own phone, therapists confirm on the same live board, and it grew into the booking app for everything Cocoon offers.

Cocoon onsite bookings: the booking form, with the length, the price and the intention of the massage.

Strategy

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The paper sheet, made live

No accounts and nothing to install. Guests enter a shared code and book in a few taps, a free therapist claims the booking and confirms it, and changing the hour happens in the same place, so nothing waits on someone remembering to text back.

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From massages to everything on site

It started as a massage app and grew into the booking app for the whole center, split into Nurturing yourself and Have fun: massage, astrology, osteopathy and craniosacral next to horseback riding, surf, paddle and kayak. Whatever Cocoon runs itself uses the same booking form and lands on the same board. Whatever an outside partner runs shows a description and a number you can copy in one tap.

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Built to be handed over

The manager edits offerings, descriptions, contact numbers, therapist photos and bios without touching the code. New Group archives the board for the next arrivals instead of deleting it, so the numbers keep counting across every group.

A guest books on her phone, the team confirms on the tablet at reception, and both see the same board. The retreat, the guests and the therapists here are made up.

Design

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Cocoon's own look

Type, colour and spacing follow the Cocoon website, so the booking board reads as part of the retreat instead of a tool bolted on.

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Today first, always

One list, ordered by date with today at the top: name, hour, duration and a coloured status. Nothing to filter, nothing to search.

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Made for a tablet and a phone

At reception it runs on a tablet. On a guest's phone the status shrinks to an icon, so a whole booking still fits on one line.

Cocoon Onsite on a phone: booking a massage, with name, day, time, duration and intention.

1. Book in a few tapsName, day, time, length and intention.

Cocoon Onsite on a phone: the board, with the new massage confirmed.

2. Confirmed on the boardThe same board the team sees, with a status on each booking.

Cocoon Onsite on a phone: the offerings, starting with massages.

3. Everything on siteEach offering with its picture, and a button or a number.

Results

Cocoon Onsite on the tablet: the board of a made-up retreat, with today at the top.
H.Studio concept site for Harvey Specter, portrait over the name in large type
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