A page parents trust
Planned: subjects, levels, results, and prices on a site that can move to your own domain after verification.
A booking site for your tutoring business
Lesson times agreed by text, payments that arrive late, a schedule only you can read. This is an early-access example of the tutoring website Founderizer is being built to launch after its production checks pass.
All it takes to start“A booking site for my maths tutoring. Parents book weekly lessons online or in person, pay per lesson or per term, and get reminders.”
What this scenario is designed to include, once production-ready.
The items below are planned early-access outcomes. Launch and integrations remain gated on objective production proof.
Lessons paid before they happen
Planned: per-lesson or per-term payment through the generated product's connected payment account.
A schedule that runs itself
Planned: recurring weekly slots, reminders, and cancellations that follow the rules you define.
Changes in plain English
In development: request "Add A-level physics" or "Open Saturday mornings" while the existing release stays online.
Questions founders ask.
Can parents book a recurring weekly slot?
Recurring weekly lessons with per-lesson or per-term payment are part of this planned scenario.
I tutor online and in person. Does that work?
The planned flow supports both options and can include an online joining link after the email path is verified.
Is this suitable for a small tutoring agency?
Multi-tutor routing is a possible extension of this early-access scenario, not a production-ready claim today.
Shape the early-access version.
Describe your version in plain English. Founderizer is still completing the verified production path.