
Every brand you run, booked under its own name
White-label is not a skin here. Each workspace carries its own tokens, booking domain, and sending address, fully isolated from the next.
Monday you onboard a new client brand: logo, palette, type. The contrast checker flags one grey and you fix it in the editor.
Tuesday their booking domain and sending domain verify. Wednesday their first client books at book.theirbrand.com and the confirmation arrives from their address.
Nothing your clients see says magtyne. That was the point.
the ledger
What this work needs, and which part of the product answers it.
three moments you stop doing by hand
Real screens, built from the product’s own tokens, doing the things this work used to do over email.
- their brand, not ours
- reminder sent
- the client portal
book.northlegal.com
contrast AA · passed on save
Reminder sent
SMS · Tue 09:30 · reschedule link included
delivered
client portal
Next appointmentThu 15:00
Invoices3
Documents2
passwordless · your brand
start to finish, logged
Every step below is a real event the product records. Nothing here needs a person until the meeting itself.
the three questions people ask
the rest of the faqWhat does white-label mean here?
Every visual detail (colors, fonts, corner radius, logo, even the transactional emails and your own booking domain) reads from one token set per company. Change it once and the whole product re-skins, with no code change. Contrast is validated on save so your palette stays accessible.
Can I put it on my own domain?
Yes. Point a subdomain (for example book.yourbrand.com) at your workspace and the whole booking experience runs there under your brand.
Can I send email from my own domain?
Yes, on paid plans. Verify your sending domain once and booking confirmations, reminders, and follow-ups all go out from your address, not ours.

Your clients never need to know we exist.
Free to start, no card asked. Your brand from the first booking.