Every technician’s table at a glance
Each nail technician has her own column, so a 30-minute polish change and a two-hour extension set sit side by side without clashing. Each service carries its own duration, so the calendar fills realistically.
For nail salons
Manicures and pedicures of every technician in one calendar, each client’s colours and shape in her card, and the gel polish on the shelf counted.
Each nail technician has her own column, so a 30-minute polish change and a two-hour extension set sit side by side without clashing. Each service carries its own duration, so the calendar fills realistically.
Write “almond, 3 mm, shade 214, sensitive cuticles” once — it stays in the client’s card with every visit, technician and price. Any technician can pick up a regular without asking.
Gel polish, tips, files and removers are tracked per warehouse: receipts when the order arrives, write-offs as they are used. No more finding out at 10 am that the base coat is gone.
Close a visit with cash, card or both, and the day’s takings add up on their own. Reports show revenue, bookings and no-shows by day, service or technician.
From one table to several studios
Each branch has its own service prices, opening hours, team and stock. Roles decide what each technician can see — her own calendar, or the whole studio.
Solo $9 for one technician, Duo $18, Squad $35 for three or four, up to 30 staff on standard plans. Every feature included, no commission on bookings. 14 days free, no card required.
Not yet — online booking is in development. For now bookings are made by the administrator or the technicians in the calendar.
The duration comes from the service and can be changed in each booking, so a slower trainee simply gets a longer slot.
Yes. The “My appointments” view and roles limit what each person sees.
No. The price depends only on the number of staff, whatever the number of clients.