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Reservebase

A fully automated reservation and operations system for service-based businesses that solves economic leakage caused by no-shows, double bookings, manual coordination overhead, and fragmented tools.

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Jesper

Jesper

March 1, 2026

🚧 Reservebase — Monthly Update (February)

This month was slower than expected due to a personal situation and Stripe/payment integration issues. Progress wasn’t explosive but core foundations moved forward.

🛠️ What shipped

  • MVP version of subscriptions
  • Google Calendar sync (basic two-way handling)
  • Booking lifecycle improvements (booking → confirmation → check-in/out)

⚠️ Current blockers

  • Stripe/payment integration inconsistencies
  • Bugs in AI confirmation flow
  • Edge cases in booking lifecycle
  • No new demo commitments this month

🧠 Key learnings

  • Payments are always more complex than expected (webhooks + state sync)
  • Booking systems break at edge cases, not happy paths
  • AI flows require strict state control or confirmations desync
  • Momentum slows fast when demos aren’t actively running

🎯 Focus for this month

  • Complete MVP AI confirmation flow
  • Resolve Stripe/payment platform issues
  • Stabilize booking flow + eliminate lifecycle bugs
  • Global bug sweep across the project
  • Launch small local campaign to demo 5 warm prospects
  • Improve UX/UI (configuration editing clarity)
  • Introduce booking templates + auto-onboarding
  • Begin widget integration groundwork

The immediate priority is stability before expansion.
Once payments + AI confirmation are reliable, demos become realistic again.

❓ Builder question

For those who’ve built booking/payments systems: Did you stabilize payments first, or push demos while fixing bugs live?

Jesper

Jesper

January 27, 2026

Reservebase: Monthly Update (January)

🛠️ Work done

  • Sent 127 outbound DMs (LinkedIn, Instagram, email)
  • Continued MVP development
  • Started subscriptions, payments, reservation flow
  • Began AI-based booking confirmation
  • Fixed issues in the Landing page commented by <@1312948198469275648> and <@1460001070070759437> (the use cases will be added once I complete the core functionalities), Thanks for your feedback!!!

📊 Outbound results

  • 127 messages → 5 replies → 0 confirmed tests
  • 3 qualified prospects interested once a demo is available

🧠 Learnings

  • Cold outreach without a demo converts poorly
  • Interest becomes commitment only after seeing workflows
  • Workflow similarity matters more than industry early on

📦 MVP progress (completed)

  • Client management
  • User management & configuration
  • Core calendar (primary domain object)
  • Authentication
  • Pricing page

🧩 Technical notes

  • Calendar is the system core; all flows depend on it
  • User/client separation enables multi-operator workflows
  • Auth/config done early to avoid demo-stage refactors

📈 Validation signals

  • Prospects engage but won’t commit pre-demo
  • Demo-first validation is mandatory for this category
  • 2 prospects share a vertical; 1 neutral will be used to refine baseline flows

🎯 Next focus

  • Finish subscriptions, payments, and booking flow
  • External calendar sync
  • End-to-end lifecycle (booking → confirmation → check-in/out)
  • Record demo + tutorial videos

❓ Feedback welcome

  • When did demos start converting for ops-heavy SaaS?
Jesper

Jesper

January 5, 2026

reservebase・Builder Log

Welcome — I’m building Reservebase, a fully automated reservation and operations system for service-based businesses.

The problem I’m focused on is not “booking pages,” but economic leakage caused by broken reservation workflows:

  • no-shows and double bookings
  • manual coordination and staffing overhead
  • fragmented tools that don’t reflect real-world operations

I’m currently developing a lean MVP focused on the minimum set of primitives that actually move the needle, while validating economic viability before scaling features.

Early access / validation page
https://waiting.reservebase.net/

Initial target users

  • Local tour operators
  • Spa / clinic owners
  • Blue-collar service providers (plumbers, mechanics, field services)

What I’ll share in this channel

  • Customer discovery insights (real objections, budget signals, switching costs)
  • Product and economic reasoning behind feature decisions
  • Technical architecture choices, constraints, and trade-offs
  • Short demos of MVP features and workflow experiments
  • What failed, what was cut, and why

Validation is being done primarily through direct conversations (DMs and calls), not just forms, to avoid vanity signals and surface real operational pain.

Feedback, disagreement, and technical critique are welcome. I’ll post meaningful updates as the build progresses.