Barbershops
A queue and a calendar on the same screen
Half the day is booked and half walks through the door. Both have to end up in the same earnings.
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Nadia R.Colour
Gabriella V.Cutting
Priya S.Nails
Sofia L.Brows & lashes
Joel B.Skin & massage91011121234
BalayageMarta K.
Root tintRosa M.
Cut & finishInes P.
Cut & finishChloe D.
HighlightsAna T.
Blow dryLena F.
Cut & finishMia H.
Gel manicureRosa M.
PedicureInes P.
Gel removalAna T.
ManicureSara B.
Lash liftMia H.
Brow tintLena F.
Lash extensionsChloe D.
FacialSara B.
Massage 60Marta K.
Massage 30Ana T.
The awkward bits
What gets in the way
Walk-ins that still count
A sale with no appointment behind it is rung up in two taps and lands in the day like any other.
The same barber every time
Regulars ask for a person, not a service. Their preferred specialist is on the record and offered first.
Commission that is not an argument
Each barber’s take, worked out from the same sales the accounts read.
What you will use most
The parts that matter here
It is one system, so you get all of it — but these are the pieces this kind of salon leans on every day.
✂️Cut & finish$55
💅Gel manicure$35
🎨Balayage$180
🧖Facial$95
👁️Brow tint$25
🧴Repair mask$46
Cut & finish$55.00
Repair mask$46.00
Tip$15.00
Total$116.00
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Give your salon its own OS
Set up in an afternoon — your treatments, your team, your booking page.