
Sell each vented bench online, stop the class where the ventilation stops, and put the collection night on the timetable beside the pour.
Online booking
For term classes, customers pick a live resin art class, take their places and see the remaining ventilated resin stations update immediately.
Learn moreOne shared timetable
Each sitting, its artist tutor and every booked bench show across term classes, together with the night the cured pieces can finally go home.
Learn moreBuilt for you
A coaster set is poured in one evening and collected the next week, so the booking carries the bench and the night it comes back for.
A board wants a level bench and a shelf out of the dust while it hardens, and that shelf, not the floor, decides how many you can take.
Jewellery work is slow and fussy, so a longer sitting on fewer benches beats fitting one more pourer in beside the pigments.
A silicone mould holds a bench overnight, so the next sitting books around whatever is still curing rather than around an empty room.
First-timers want a demo, gloves and a covered bench each, so the number you can take comes from the kit laid out, not the floor space.
A hen party takes the whole room in one booking, and every place still counts against the same vented benches, so nothing is oversold.
A team pours on one night and collects on another, and both nights sit on the timetable instead of on a note stuck to the press.
Sanding and polishing a cured piece is a sitting in itself, so it takes its own slot rather than the tail end of a pour night.
During term classes, Bookables counts your ventilated resin stations, so the artist tutor is not finding extra space after the room fills.
For community groups, run casual resin art classes, weekly places, private resin workshop bookings and longer courses on one timetable. A quote handles anything larger than a standard bench.
See it in action
Schedule
A full board workshop in the morning and a coaster session still half open in the afternoon read off one view, so the resin you measure out in the morning matches both.
Instant booking
The workshop sells to the pouring stations you own and stops at the last one. Nobody books a ninth place into a bench that was mixed and masked for eight.
Get paid
Places are charged at booking, so the head count is funded before the tin is opened. A team booking every station is quoted with the resin and boards itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The evening lists each sitting, its artist tutor, the benches still free and what has already been paid across term classes.
What shows is the number of benches still free. Once they are gone, the sitting closes to new bookings on its own.
Card at booking on Pro, cash and bank transfer by hand on Free, and the sitting carries its paid status whichever way the money arrived.
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Each sitting is capped at the benches the ventilation covers. Confirmed places take from that number until the last bench closes booking.
Pick which confirmation and reminders send, and attendees get the sitting time, the apron warning and the collection night without you ringing round.
Yes. Put capacity at the vented benches you can run at once; every confirmed booking takes one, and the last one closes the sitting.
Yes. Two people can share one booking, and each bench still comes off the same count, so the sitting cannot be oversold.
Yes. Put a weekly or monthly standing booking on Free, ending never, on a chosen date, or after a set number of sittings.
It does. The place returns to the count immediately, so what is left and what is timetabled stay right for the rest of the term classes.
Yes. Nothing sends until you switch it on. Once you do, attendees get the sitting time and the apron warning without you typing it.
Pro takes the full fee by card as they book. On Free, you put cash and bank transfer onto the booking yourself.