Operations
Your bookings run themselves.
A customer books on your page. It’s on your calendar and you get a WhatsApp. You do nothing. Because Stunning built your system, there is nothing to connect and nothing to explain.
It starts from the system you already built
Bookings, orders, customers — Stunning reads the same tables your business runs on. There is nothing to export and no connector to set up between you and your own business.
Handled, not pending
A booking lands. Your calendar is checked, the slot is confirmed, the event is on your phone, and you get one line on WhatsApp: handled. Not “reply 1 to accept”. Bookings that arrive after you close are handled the same way.
You’re told where you already are
Connect WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage and that is where you hear what got handled. Send a voice note and it listens; send a photo and it looks. The conversation is with you, not your customers.
Needs you, rarely
A request outside your hours, a customer your rules don’t cover, anything that would go out to someone else — it stops and asks you, one line with the details in front of you. You answer in a word and it finishes.
Teach it once, then let it run
Ten ready skills — weekly digests, customer follow-up, competitive briefs, SEO audits, content plans — plus any you write yourself. Put one on an hourly, daily or weekly schedule and it does the work while you don’t, reporting back on your channel when it’s done.
Questions
Every plan, while it rolls out. You also need to connect a channel — WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage — so it can tell you what got handled.
A booking is confirmed only when your calendar says you’re free. If the request falls outside your hours, it asks you: open the slot, or offer another time.
No. The channel you connect is how Stunning talks to you. It does not message your customers, and nothing goes out to anyone else without your word.
One at a time, and each one waits for your word. There is no bulk sending.
Google Calendar for bookings, and over a thousand tools beyond it — Gmail, Sheets, Drive, Notion, Slack, LinkedIn, Instagram, Meta Ads, Stripe, HubSpot, Mailchimp. Reading happens on its own; anything that writes outside the operation needs your word.
Yes. It reads, reasons and replies in Arabic, English or Spanish, and its business report comes in Arabic or English.
What it learns goes into a memory shared across your workspace — so Cowork starts from the same picture, and you never explain the same thing twice.
Yes. Run a separate one per part of the business, each with its own skills, memory and schedule.