A day spa sells time: rooms, therapists and a sequence of treatments that must line up without a wait. When those pieces are managed across a phone and a paper diary, a single double booking undoes the calm the guest came for.
Lumière keeps the menu, the team's availability and the guest's history together. Guests choose a treatment, a therapist and a time from the spa's own booking link, and the email after each visit carries aftercare, a review request and a reason to return.
The challenge
Rooms and therapists out of step
Availability has to be true for both the therapist and the treatment length. Anything less creates a wait, and a wait is exactly what a spa sells against.
The challenge
Courses that are hard to sequence
Multi-session rituals need a record of what has been used and what remains. A notebook loses track of both by the third visit.
The challenge
Silence after the treatment
The hours after a treatment are when a guest is most likely to rebook, and least likely to be contacted.

Built around how a day spa actually runs.
A booking page in the spa's own image
Guests choose from the spa's curated menu, not a generic directory of everything nearby.
Therapist-level availability
Each therapist offers their own days, hours and treatments, so the diary reflects what is actually possible.
Treatment courses tracked
Series services record progress, so the next session is never guessed.
Follow-up that carries aftercare
Every treatment sends its own instructions, a review request and the path to rebook.
How it works
Three steps, every visit
01
Book
The guest selects a treatment, a therapist and a time, then confirms in one screen.
02
Prepare
The appointment arrives in the spa's dashboard as pending, ready to confirm with one action.
03
Return
Aftercare, a review request and the next booking arrive in a single branded email.
Included for every account
Questions
Day Spas and Lumière
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Start a 7-day free trial, add the service menu and the team, and the booking page is live the same day.
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