
Lotus Studio
WebsiteA busy city studio with a weekly timetable, a beginners' course and the odd workshop.
- Class timetable
- Passes and memberships
- Workshops
Demos
Each demo is a complete site made with Macadamia, for the kind of business you might run. Browse it and book something the way your customers would. Then take your own copy and run it from the dashboard, whether that's changing the pages, moving a class or watching a booking come in. Everything's in test mode, so nothing's charged and no emails go out to real people.


They're grouped by the kind of business they're for. Each one is a full website unless it says otherwise.
Studios with a weekly timetable, and teachers who mix small groups, private sessions and retreats.

A busy city studio with a weekly timetable, a beginners' course and the odd workshop.
A teacher working on her own, with small groups, private sessions and a retreat or two a year.
A menu of treatments that people book by the hour, with the practitioner they prefer.
A massage clinic with a treatment menu, a small team and online booking for every slot.
Workshops and courses where people go home with something they made.
A pottery studio running beginner workshops, longer courses and a few open studio evenings.
A booking page is a single page that shows what you offer and takes bookings, for when you don't need a full website. They're more alike than websites, so a handful is enough to show the range.

Reformer and mat classes alongside one-to-one physio sessions, all on one page.
Payments are pretend. Pay with the test card 4242 4242 4242 4242 and any future expiry date.
Emails stay with you. Your demo won't email anyone else, and anything meant for you, like your sign-in link, comes to the address you used.
One demo at a time. Each email address can have one copy running. When it ends, you can start another.
The example sites reset every night. So they always look tidy, however many test bookings people make during the day.
Set up a booking page for your classes, courses and appointments. Free to start, and you don't need to be technical.