Websites and PWAs

Public destinations you actually own.

A website that is current because it reads from the same record as everything else, not because someone remembered to edit it.

Your own domain, your own audience, your own content. The site is a surface over your business, not a brochure someone rebuilds each year.

Why it stays current

The site is a surface, not a document.

Change something, and the pages that mention it re-render. Nobody opens a page builder.

ProviderChanges one thing, once
Available now
Choose what changes

PocketBot Core received the change

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Up to date

Appears under Available now and starts accepting requests

Agency roster

Up to date

Moves to the live column, visible to reception

Provider website

Up to date

Availability banner reads Available now

PocketBot app

Up to date

Profile shows the live status and the booking button

Room33 profile

Up to date

Listing shows current availability in search

Status switched to available. Nothing was edited on any of these five surfaces.

Status switched to available. All 5 connected surfaces updated.

What PocketBot can publish

Agency websites

Branded, with individual staff profiles and a roster that is true right now.

Independent websites

One provider, one destination, with booking and availability built in.

Creator websites

Audience, content, subscriptions and sales on your own address.

Custom domains

Your domain, or a PocketBot address until you are ready for your own.

Installable PWAs

A mobile experience people keep on their home screen.

Public profiles

The page a search engine sees, and the page a customer shares.

Private subscriber areas

Gated content that never reaches a public cache.

Content storefronts

Sell media, sets and digital products from your own site.

Why the site stays current

  1. The change happens once

    In the app, in the CRM, or from a staff member’s phone.

  2. Core records it

    One record, one approval state, one version of the truth.

  3. The site re-renders the affected pages

    Not the whole site, and not on a schedule: on the change.

  4. Search engines see the fresh version

    Freshness is in the page itself, which is the point of publishing it.

A site that is right on a Tuesday afternoon.