The tools you need, designed for you and working together.
The day-to-day of running a practice, with the friction taken out.
It arrives your size.
Holder holds a lot, and no practice uses all of it. When you sign up you choose the kind of practice you run — breathwork, somatic and bodywork, movement and yoga, therapy and counselling, or coaching — and Holder opens the rooms you need, in your words: your session nouns, your intake wording, even the briefs. Every automation sits in one list with a switch beside it, so anything you don't want, you switch off. Switched off means out of sight, not gone — change your mind at any point.
Sessions
Booking, payment, and the room itself — the parts you touch every working day. Connect Stripe once and you can be taking bookings the same afternoon.
Booking pages you can put anywhere. A calendar that flows both ways.
So your availability is always right, and nothing double-books.
Getting paid, made the simplest part.
Connect once, and the money side looks after itself.
Your practice at a glance.
The first thing you see when you sign in: what needs you today, and how things stand.
Video that's yours, with music done properly.
In-house video sessions that your clients join with one click, in a room that carries your name — private, steady, and nothing kept once you leave. Music plays in high quality, where an ordinary video call crushes it.
More than one of you.
Holder runs a studio as easily as it runs a solo practice — flat per-seat pricing, everything shared under one roof.
Relationships
Everything you know about a client in one place: their history, the forms they've filled in, what they've agreed to, and every email you've sent. For regulated and therapeutic work the record is built to hold up — notes that lock, consent that versions, and an amendment trail that shows exactly what was written, when, and by whom.
Your clients, kept in order.
The heart of a practice is the people in it. Holder keeps that record clean and complete, without you tending it — no duplicates, no drift, as the bookings roll in.
Email that respects the relationship.
Staying in touch is half the practice — and Holder makes it the easy half, with the fiddly, deliverability-killing parts handled for you, so your words land.
Forms & intake, without the third-party tool.
The questionnaires, waivers and intake forms a practice runs on — built in, and kept in-house.
Records that would stand up.
Session notes a professional can rely on — structured, protected, and entirely yours.
AI that prepares the work, then waits for your word.
Holder does some of the thinking-ahead for you — and never acts without you. All of it is optional: switch it off and your practice runs AI-free, with nothing about your clients sent anywhere.
A page of their own — and no passwords, ever.
Clients get a page of their own, reached by a link in their email — nothing to remember, and nothing to reset.
Growth
Two different kinds of growth, kept apart. One is the practice you already have — who has drifted, who is ready to come back, and what the numbers actually say. The other is the work of building one: partners, venues, corporate bookings and press, run as a proper pipeline with research and drafting behind it. Both prepare the next step and hand it to you.
The practice you already have.
Summaries of how things stand, and proposals for the next step, drawn from your own data.
Building the practice — partners, venues and press.
A CRM shaped to a practice, not a sales floor.
You hold the records of people who trust you.
Here's exactly how that's kept.
Small things, done with care.
None of these will make the decision for you. They are the things you notice in week three, and they are why people stay.