Skip to main content

Change settings

Most long-lived choices live under Settings in the side menu - split into tidy sections so you are not overwhelmed at once.

Brand & site basics​

Go to Settings - Brand. Tabs along the top group related items:

  • General - business identity on paperwork, timezone, billing shortcuts that appear here, and fundamentals clients expect to stay consistent.
  • Brand - logo, site title displayed on your booking pages, favicon, language defaults, descriptive text search engines might read, and your booking link plus optional custom domain (see Connect your own web address).
  • Social - links to profiles you want visitors to discover.
  • Styling - colours and fonts shaping the booking experience beyond what first-time setup already chose.

Tap Save at the bottom when you finish edits so Timelish stores the tab you were working on.

Brand settings tabs

Booking behaviour​

Choose Settings - Appointment settings (sometimes labelled simply Appointments settings). Screens here steer cancellation windows, reschedule rules, how payment appears at checkout, reminders, extras clients can pick during booking, plus which calendar-meeting tooling counts as defaults.

Each sub-section sticks to one topic - take them one at a time.

Appointment settings overview

Default weekly calendar​

Under the Schedule grouping (opened from Appointments-related navigation), edit the baseline hours Timelish uses before any special weekly overrides or Apps adjust things further.

Default weekly hours

Communications​

Communications in the Settings area leads to templates (emails/SMS wording) plus history logs showing what Timelish already sent. Tune templates before busy seasons rather than mid-rush.

Profile & password for you personally​

Look for My profile, Account, or your name shortcut - depending on wording in your dashboard - to change your own password or personal calendar sources for busy time.

Nothing here replaces Apps for shared tools like Stripe; it is about your login specifically.

Personal profile shortcuts

Need more power?​

Anything that plugs into outside companies - Stripe, Zoom, Gmail calendars - lives under Apps instead of buried inside Settings tabs.