About CalMov

Booking software for businesses whose working day happens on the road.

CalMov was founded in London in December 2025. Bhavik Halai built its first version around the scheduling problem at Nova Fades; Shreena Hirani joined as co-founder after that working product showed how much better mobile-business booking could be.

Founding team

Meet the co-founders

Two distinct roles shape CalMov: product engineering grounded in real scheduling constraints, and customer-led operations and design that make the platform clear to adopt and use.

Bhavik Halai, founder and software developer at CalMov

Bhavik Halai

Founder and Software Developer

Founder · Software developer

Built around a real mobile diary

While building a booking platform for mobile barber Nova Fades, Bhavik found that traditional tools could leave the same fixed buffer between every appointment, regardless of whether the next customer was nearby or across the service area.

As an experienced software developer, he built CalMov around the customer addresses, service durations and journeys that determine whether a booking time can work in practice.

Shreena Hirani, co-founder and designer at CalMov

Shreena Hirani

Co-founder and Designer

Co-founder · Design and customer experience

Shaping how customers experience CalMov

Shreena joined after the Nova Fades platform proved it could solve a real scheduling problem. She helped direct the user experience, booking flow and onboarding, while advising how CalMov should communicate and market the product.

She leads customer experience, marketing, user experience and content creation. Her background includes bespoke design, a portfolio of art and organisational work across a range of industries and professional settings.

A diary should work in the real world

An empty hour is not bookable if you cannot drive there, complete the job, and reach the next customer on time.

The right level of accuracy should be clear

Businesses can choose a gap they control, a customer-location estimate, or a road and expected traffic check.

Software should use everyday language

CalMov is designed for busy business owners, without requiring technical scheduling knowledge.

Editorial approach

How we write CalMov guidance

Our guides start with the scheduling decision a mobile operator needs to make. We explain the inputs, show a worked example, state the trade-offs and link to the relevant product or plan only where it helps the reader take the next step.

We separate booking advice from specialist professional advice. Pages for regulated or record-heavy services state where CalMov stops and where a clinical, pharmacy, pet-care, inventory or field-service system may still be required.

Evidence standard

What we verify before publishing

  • Current CalMov plan limits, travel methods and available integrations.
  • Examples calculated from stated durations rather than unexplained claims.
  • Customer outcomes only when the business, evidence and wording are approved.
  • Product boundaries where a reader could otherwise infer a specialist feature.

We do not publish invented biographies, testimonials, ratings or performance figures. When evidence is still being collected, we say so instead of filling the gap with a marketing claim.

Where CalMov is going

Built with mobile businesses, not around assumptions

The aim is for CalMov to become the scheduling platform mobile businesses turn to, whether they are barbers, dog groomers, cleaners, detailers or another service working across customer locations. Nova Fades shaped the first version by bringing real booking and travel problems into the product.

The same approach continues with every niche CalMov supports: listen to the operator, understand the workflow and use repeated problems to guide what should be built next. Feature requests are assessed against the needs of the wider mobile-business community, rather than promised before they are ready.

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