> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.diro.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.diro.app/en/booking/your-storefront.md).

# Your Storefront

Every business gets its own storefront at `business-name.diro.app`. It uses your logo, colors, and content — customers see it as your business's website, not DIRO's website.

## What's on the storefront

* **Services** — a complete catalog with photos, duration, and price.
* **Classes & Timetable** — class schedules in a weekly view.
* **Packages & Memberships** — bundles and subscriptions customers can buy.
* **Events** — event pages with their own share code.
* **Team & Resources** — profiles of providers and available rooms.
* **My Booking** — customers view, reschedule, or cancel their own booking.
* **Reviews, Blog, Contact, Location** — supporting pages that can be turned on or off.

## Setting up the appearance

**Settings → Setting → Appearance tab** controls the logo, primary color, and template choice. Two storefront templates are available with different page structures; pick one, then fill in the content.

**Sites → Website** controls the front page: hero section, about, featured services, testimonials, and blog. Every section has an order you can set and can be hidden.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Hiding a menu in the landing settings only hides the **link**, not the page. If you genuinely don't sell packages, empty out the package catalog too.
{% endhint %}

## Blog

**Sites → Blogs.** Write articles to attract visitors from Google search. Every article has a title, cover image, content, and publish status.

## Domain

The storefront is always reachable via the DIRO subdomain. If you want to use your own domain, contact the DIRO team — this is set up from the platform side.


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