"Calm, welcoming studio and the retreat was the best thing I did all year. Booked my next block on the spot."
via Google
Integrations · Phase 2
Discovery and booking. These set third-party cookies, so they stay behind the Phase 1 consent gate — a fast façade until the visitor opts in. Reviews and the postal address render from cached/static data, so they work with no cookies at all.
For Aoife (Lotus & Lime Yoga) — her class calendar is an embed that sets cookies, so it stays a façade until she or her students choose to load it.
One adapter, three providers: swap
data-embed-src for an Acuity, Calendly or Cal.com URL. Cal.com is the default for EU data residency.
For every storefront — trust signals rendered from cached Google review data, so there's no cookie-heavy widget and no per-visitor API call on load.
"Calm, welcoming studio and the retreat was the best thing I did all year. Booked my next block on the spot."
via Google
"Beginner-friendly classes and easy online booking. Highly recommend for anyone starting out."
via Google
"Lovely teachers. Parking can be tight on Saturdays but the studio is worth it."
via Google
Reviews are fetched server-side on a schedule (Places API), cached, and rendered as static HTML — fast, accessible, and no consent prompt required.
The postal address and Eircode always show — even with no JS, no consent, and no network to Google. The interactive map loads only after consent.