Long colour, short cut — one calendar
A two-hour colour and a 30-minute fringe trim sit in each stylist’s column with their real length. Switch to the timeline or month view to plan the week, and drag a booking when a client runs late.
For hair salons
Cuts, colour and blow-dries of every stylist in one calendar, every colour formula in the client’s card, and the salon’s numbers by day.
A two-hour colour and a 30-minute fringe trim sit in each stylist’s column with their real length. Switch to the timeline or month view to plan the week, and drag a booking when a client runs late.
Keep “7.1 + 8.1, 6 %, 35 min” and “sensitive scalp” in the client’s notes. Every visit is there with the stylist and the price, so the next colour matches the last one — whoever does it.
Record cash, card or transfer when the client leaves; one visit can be split between methods. Reports filtered by stylist show who brings in what.
Revenue, bookings and no-shows by day for the whole salon or one branch. Quiet afternoons show up before they cost you a day.
Colour stock and retail
Dye, developer and retail products are tracked per warehouse with receipts and write-offs. Each branch keeps its own prices, hours and team.
Solo $9, Duo $18, Squad $35, Crew $60 for five to eight stylists, up to 30 on standard plans. Every feature included, no commission on bookings. 14 days free, no card required.
Not yet — online booking is in development. Today the front desk and stylists add bookings in the calendar.
The price comes from the service and can be changed in each booking; branches can also have their own price lists.
Yes. Roles control access, and each stylist has a “My appointments” view.
No. You pay a flat monthly price that depends only on the number of staff.