A front desk for your chair, while you cut.

What it takes off your hands.

• The questions between clients. "How much is a skin fade?", "Are you open on Sunday?", "Can I come in now?" are answered from your own price list, hours and walk-in rule, in the client's language, while you keep cutting.
• Bookings that fit. Each service is booked for its own length, a beard trim 20 minutes and a colour 90, only at times your hours and your calendar leave free. Each stylist can have their own services, hours, days off and calendar, and is never booked twice.
• A full day still fills. When nothing suits, a client can wait for a day. If someone cancels, everyone waiting for that day is offered the time, and the first to reply gets it.
• Fewer empty chairs. A reminder goes before each appointment, and a client can answer it to cancel or move. A client who did not come twice in a year waits for your OK next time.
• Regulars come back. Your office counts each client's visits and shows you who is overdue. If you set how often a service is usually repeated, the client gets one friendly "time for your next appointment" message with your booking link, where the law allows it (in the EU and Türkiye, only to clients who agreed to hear from you). A regular can also be booked every few weeks in advance.