A client took Thursday at nine. You were asleep.


One link in your bio. Clients pick a free slot themselves — at midnight if they like — and you stop agreeing times across ten messages.


Watch what happens to your week as you scroll.
Services, prices and at least one photo per service — without it the catalogue won't show it. Ten minutes and your profile goes to review.
Working hours, buffers between jobs, days off. Only genuinely free time is ever offered.
A client picks a time and books it. You confirm — or switch on auto-confirm and never confirm at all.
The client pays you directly. A review is pinned to a real booking — without one, nobody can write it.
Three ways professionals find clients today — and what each one is missing.
| tTreto | Listing sites | Social media | Paper diary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Client books a specific time | ||||
| No paying per lead or contact | ||||
| Clients see your free slots | ||||
| Chat inside the booking | ||||
| Reviews only from people who came | ||||
| Email reminder to the client the day before | ||||
| Works while you're busy working |
✓ works · – possible, but by hand · ✕ doesn't work
“Can we do five?” “Six is better.” “Sorry — I had the wrong day.” On Treto that becomes one line: the time, the service, the client.
Same work, different week. This part changes on day one.
| Today in DMs | tTreto | |
|---|---|---|
| Agreeing a time | 10–20 messages a day | None — the client taps |
| Who remembers the appointment | You | The calendar and a reminder |
| While you're working | You don't reply | Bookings arrive on their own |
| Two clients in one hour | It happens | The system won't allow it |
| A new client | Has to message you first | Finds you in the catalogue |
Not a single staged shot — this is Treto from the inside.
A client took Thursday at nine. You were asleep.


You open your phone and the whole day is on one screen.


“Can we make it an hour later?” Two taps, no digging through DMs.


Treto isn't another listings board. It's your calendar, your chat and your reviews in one place.
You're not paying to message someone who may never reply. A booking is a specific person at a specific time.
Working hours, buffers between appointments, a day off when you need one. Nothing gets booked over you.
The address, the time and the change of plan are in one place — not scattered across five apps.
A review is pinned to a real booking — without one, nobody can write it. No stars from someone who never came.
Category, city, prices, free slots. Clients see it all themselves and book while you're working.
One service is enough to begin. Add more, raise your prices or pause the profile whenever you like.
Nothing to work out: no monthly fee, no contract, no commission on bookings.
If that ever changes, you'll hear it in the cabinet first — never after a charge. Pause your profile any time.
Treto is new. That's why there's a rule under every part of it you would otherwise have to take on trust.
Without a booking the system won't accept one. No stars from someone who never came.
Text and images go through checks before a profile reaches the catalogue. The same for everyone.
Inappropriate content and behaviour can be reported — and someone actually reads it.
What professionals want to know before signing up.
Ten minutes to set up a profile — and clients can start booking you today.
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