Here's the whole loop, exactly as it plays out in a real conversation. Your client only ever sees plain text messages. Everything else happens on your side, in KeptUp.
A regular text, in the thread you already share. No link to click, no form, no "book here" — just a client asking for a time.
Tap the + next to the message field and choose KeptUp. Because you moved it to the top once, it's right there — one tap, same screen.
KeptUp checks your working hours and your calendar and lays out the times you're actually free. No double-booking, no times you'd never take.
KeptUp writes the message and puts it in the field for you. Read it, reword it if you like, then send it yourself. Nothing goes out automatically, so it still sounds like you.
One of your real times, chosen in the client's own words. Nothing for them to install, sign into, or figure out.
KeptUp opens a booking already started for you: the client's name on the title, the time they chose, and a reminder set for the night before. Save, and they're on your calendar.
KeptUp drops a confirmation into the message field. Same as always — you read it and send it. To your client it's just a friendly "you're booked," with no sign a tool was involved.
The evening before the appointment, KeptUp nudges you — and you can fire off a quick "see you tomorrow" from the same keyboard. Fewer no-shows, no awkward morning-of texts.
Jordan is saved now. Next time they text, their name is already known, the openings are one tap, and the confirmation writes itself. The first booking teaches KeptUp your client; every one after is quicker.