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CRM & Online Appointment Booking Platform
Appointer is a CRM and online appointment booking platform for service-based businesses such as beauty salons, clinics, massage studios, tanning salons, dental offices, service stations, and other appointment-driven companies.
The platform helps businesses manage client bookings, employee schedules, customer records, reminders, sales, and daily operations from one centralized system. It provides online booking for customers, a visual calendar for administrators, client history tracking, SMS visit reminders, and tools to reduce manual work for business staff.
I worked on this project as a Full Stack Developer, contributing to both frontend and backend development. My work focused on building a reliable, responsive, and easy-to-use web platform for appointment management, CRM workflows, scheduling, and customer communication.
The project required strong attention to usability because business owners and administrators needed to manage appointments quickly throughout the day. I helped create smooth flows for booking, calendar management, customer tracking, employee schedules, and business analytics.
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🍕 Forno Lucia, a wood-fired pizza café
🕯️ Ember & Oak, a candle maker
☕ Clay & Co, a ceramics studio
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All artwork was made for this template, the brands are fictional and the fonts are open source, so it's free to give away.
If you sell by hand, this one's for you. Which stall should I set up next? 👇
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In between my regular work, I’ve been busy with a side project a way for me to learn two things at once: personal finance and coding.
The result? Meet "Temen Ngatur."
It’s a simple web app designed for personal financial management. I originally built it to meet my own needs, fueled by my genuine interest in exploring assets and financial literacy.
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✅ Setting priorities for financial goals
✅ Daily expense tracking
✅ Monthly history & comparisons I intentionally kept this app simple and personal.
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