A provider app for the daily work
Providers manage the module-specific things they actually operate: calendars, units, courts, settings, QR codes, staff, services, FAQs, or booking rules.
ZIMI
Modular apps for real-world service businesses
Zimi gives each provider a mobile-first app, a customer app, QR entry points, booking or service flows, and AI chat where it adds value. Salon, Guest, Courts, and Reception are built as tailored modules, not one generic chatbot.
Provider apps · Customer apps · QR flows · AI when useful
Zimi module workspace
One platform, tailored per industry
Zimi Salon
live buildTreatments, staff, opening hours, customer booking, QR, and provider calendar.
Zimi Guest
live buildGuest guide, units, WiFi, FAQs, local information, and AI guest chat.
Zimi Courts
live buildCourts, photos, booking windows, limits, prices, and customer booking.
Zimi Reception
live buildGeneral AI reception for enquiries, booking support, and customer dialogue.
Shared product surfaces
Each module can combine a provider app, customer app, admin controls, onboarding, QR access, booking, content, and AI dialogue.
Salon customers book only available times and can choose service and staff.
Guests scan a villa QR and see the right guide, WiFi, FAQ, and local help.
Sports customers swipe courts and book inside provider-defined rules.
Built for service businesses that need practical apps, not just automated replies.
Product
Every Zimi module has its own provider workflow, customer experience, settings, data model, and AI purpose. Shared platform pieces keep onboarding, admin, QR, roles, and customer identity consistent.
Providers manage the module-specific things they actually operate: calendars, units, courts, settings, QR codes, staff, services, FAQs, or booking rules.
Customers get a focused app for the provider they scanned or opened, with only the actions and information that make sense for that module.
A salon, villa, court, table, or reception flow can start from a QR code and land the customer in the right provider context immediately.
Zimi chat and WhatsApp automation support the workflow when useful. The module still works as a structured app, not just a conversation.
Admin, onboarding, provider access, customer identity, translations, and role boundaries are reused instead of rebuilt for every industry.
The platform can carry compliance and certification surfaces when a module has actually implemented them, without promising unfinished capabilities.
Zimi Salon
Salon teams manage services, staff, opening hours, notes, prices, and calendar work in the provider app while customers get a simple booking experience on their phone.


Zimi Guest
Hotels, villas, and guest-focused venues can give every guest the right guide, WiFi details, local recommendations, service requests, and AI chat from a simple QR-based customer app.
Zimi Courts
Padel, tennis, squash, and sports venues can configure courts, photos, opening hours, booking limits, prices, and customer booking calendars from the provider app.

Providers keep control of their own setup while customers get a simple, branded experience.
How it works
A seller creates the provider and selects the right Zimi module.
The provider receives app access, zimi-id, PIN login, and QR/customer links.
The provider configures the module: services, units, courts, FAQs, opening hours, or booking rules.
Customers open the provider's customer app through QR, link, Zimi chat, or WhatsApp depending on the module.
Use cases
Security and roles
Google OAuth plus admin role metadata for internal operations.
zimi-id and PIN access scoped to the provider dashboard.
seller-id and PIN access scoped to onboarding only.
A module should earn its place in daily operations.
Use onboarding, dashboard, admin, or help depending on your role.