Studio Juniper · Paris 11
Move well.
Feel stronger.
Reformer Pilates in small groups, with thoughtful coaching for every body.
Private pilot · Built for appointment-based businesses
Website, bookings, payments, content, and future custom features on one flexible foundation—without giving up your code or data.Zedos brings your website, bookings, payments, content, and future custom workflows onto one flexible foundation—without giving up your code, your data, or your choice of developer.
Studio Juniper · Paris 11
Reformer Pilates in small groups, with thoughtful coaching for every body.
One client journey. Too many systems.
They discover you on one site, book in another, pay through a third, and receive reminders from somewhere else. You manage every handoff—and wait on a plugin, provider, or agency whenever the business changes.
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Looks like your brand
The journey stops at the booking link
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Runs its own journey
Your experience becomes its template
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Adds another set of rules
More settings, fees, and handoffs
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Turns each change into a project
Simple updates join a queue
The problem is not one bad tool. It is a customer experience no one system truly owns.
Designed as one journey
Zedos is being built around how businesses that run on appointments actually work—not around the limits of a page template or booking widget.
Change without the queue
Zedos does not pretend every request should be handled by AI. It chooses a safer path based on the work, then keeps you in control before anything important changes.
A real business request
“Add a Saturday reformer workshop with 12 places.”
Execution route
Routine change · AI-assisted
Draft the page, prepare the schedule details, update confirmation copy, and place everything in review.
Same project, whether the work is handled by you, Zedos, or your developer.
Illustrative workflow. Exact pilot capabilities depend on agreed scope.
One platform, three paths
Everyday use stays simple. Technical freedom remains available when you need it.
Update content, images, business details, and simple settings through a clear visual experience—even from your phone.
Use natural language for routine, low-risk work. Review the proposed change before it goes live.
When work is complex or risky, receive a clear path. Use Zedos, your own developer, or defer the change.
No dead end
Most easy tools become restrictive when your business no longer fits their template. Zedos is built on a real codebase and database that your business can keep, extend, or hand to another team.
If Zedos stops being the best team to run it, you should still keep the asset.
The asset belongs with
Your business
A standard Git repository, not an opaque page-builder format.
Structured information with a documented path to export and take over.
Work with your own technical partner. No approved-agency lock.
Add a member area, custom workflow, or integration on the same foundation.
The product direction uses technologies such as Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, standard Git repositories, and a modular CMS architecture. These details are optional for owners and useful for developers.
A different trade-off
There is no perfect platform for every business. The important question is what happens when your needs stop fitting the original tool.
The honest caveat: Zedos is not the safest choice for every business today. It is being built for businesses that know their next change will not fit neatly inside the current stack.
Built with a real business, not a demo brief
We are shaping Zedos against the decisions, constraints, and daily changes of a real wellness business. Early partners receive the same founder-led approach: we map the current stack, identify what can move safely, and say plainly what is not ready yet.
“Easy tools should not become a dead end.”
Founder-led early access
Apply for a practical review of your digital setup. If there is a fit for the current pilot, we will map what Zedos could unify now, what should stay in place, and what can come later.
Step 1 of 2
We save your application here. The next step is optional.
Questions, answered plainly
Zedos is early. These answers separate the product direction from what each pilot can use today.
No. AI can help with routine work, but the result is a real, editable codebase and structured data—not a proprietary AI-generated page format. Zedos is designed for manual editing, professional development, and long-term ownership.
Zedos is in private pilot. The interfaces on this page describe the product direction, not a claim that every booking workflow is already live. Scope is agreed pilot by pilot, and we will say clearly what is ready, what can connect to an existing tool, and what remains planned.
Potentially, but not by default on day one. We first map the booking rules your business relies on. A pilot may keep the current platform connected while Zedos takes over the website and selected parts of the journey. We only recommend replacement when the required workflow is ready.
The intended model is clear: your business retains control of its project code and data. Ownership, access, export, infrastructure, and handover terms are documented in the pilot agreement before work begins.
You should be able to take over the project, move the infrastructure, or hand the standard codebase to another capable team. The exact handover process will be documented and tested before this becomes an unconditional contractual claim.
Yes. Zedos uses standard technologies and Git-based workflows so an appropriately skilled developer or agency can extend the same project. Technical access is optional for the business owner, not a requirement for using Zedos.
AI is not given blanket permission to change important production workflows. Routine requests should be constrained and reviewable. Ambiguous, specialised, or high-risk work is routed to a person or deferred.
You receive a clear next path: approve separately scoped implementation, ask your own developer, handle it independently, or leave it for later. A failed AI attempt never becomes forced paid work.
No. It is a business platform that can start with your website, then support booking, payments, communication, content, automation, custom operations, and integrations. The point is to evolve the same project instead of migrating each time.
Public pricing is not final. Pilot scope, ongoing platform costs, and separately priced development work will be explained before commitment. Joining the early-access list is not a purchase commitment.