Short answers, written by the people who built it.

Request a designed site from the Custom design panel on My website, describing the look you want and attaching inspiration.

Your public link is set under Site address on the My website screen, and the app tells you if the name is already taken.

Content on your public site is edited in sections under My website, covering your headline, bio, page blocks, hero images, and an announcement banner.

Edits to your website are saved as a draft until you tap Publish, and a brand new site stays hidden until you make it live.

Share your booking link is a quick action on Home, and it warns you when there is no link yet to share.

Point a domain you already own at your Turbo Link site by saving it under My website, then adding two DNS records at your registrar.

New gallery on the Photo galleries screen creates a delivery gallery for one client, which you then fill from your photo library.

Delete gallery is in the gallery's Settings and asks first, and removing a single photo is a separate action inside the gallery.

Delivering makes the gallery reachable and can email the client, and until you do the share link does not let anyone in.

Gallery pricing sets a per-photo price, a whole-gallery price, and reusable digital packages shared across every gallery.

Generate guest PIN adds a code on top of the gallery link, and without one the link alone is the only thing protecting the photos.

Gallery settings can burn your logo into previews, let clients favorite and comment, and ask them to pick a set number of photos.

Open a template and use + Add field to create blanks you fill per client, each with a tag, a label, and optional preset choices.

Templates live under Documents and are built once with New template, then reused for each client with Use template.

Use template on a document turns it into a filled copy for one client or event, which is the version you then send for signature.

A filled document shows Send for signature on the Documents list while it is still a draft, and the confirm panel names exactly who gets emailed.

You can attach an existing PDF contract as a document instead of rebuilding it, using the PDF option on the Documents screen.

Team members are assigned on the event and each carries a cut set on their line in the schedule, with a warning if someone is paid but not on the roster.

An event can create its own gallery or attach an existing unlinked one from the Gallery section.

Events cover multi-part bookings with a date, venue, and party size, and can be created as confirmed or as a pencilled-in hold.

An event can be saved as a hold with a date it lapses, which keeps the day visible without treating it as booked.

The Money section on an event shows services scheduled, invoiced, collected, team cuts, and your margin, and only you see it.

Use Block off time on My Schedule to make part of your day unbookable without creating a fake appointment.

Create an appointment from + New on Today or New appointment on Home, picking a service from your menu or entering a custom one.

Cancel and No-show are separate actions on the appointment, and both ask before they commit because both are visible to the client record.

Record deposit on the appointment logs money taken outside the app, with a note field for how it was actually paid.

Open the appointment, tap Reschedule, pick the new time, and Save new time, and on a repeating booking only that one visit moves.

Add clients one at a time from the Clients screen, or bring in a whole list with Import from CSV.

The Clients screen filters by last visit, lifetime spend, service had, lifecycle stage, tags, and who owes money, and Quick segments are the presets.

Invite a client sends them a link to their own view, where they can see appointments, documents, invoices, and galleries.

Filter to the group you want on the Clients screen, then use Message these clients to write one message that goes to all of them.

A team is what turns a solo account into a shop or crew, and things like booth rent and the team dashboard live inside one.

Send invite adds a member by email, and roles can be changed later with Make owner or Step down to member.

Event money settings define whose percentage is whose, what the percentage is taken from, and an optional trial space fee.

Booth rent lives inside a team, where the owner sets each renter's terms and tracks who has paid.

Edit the wording of each automatic text under Notifications or Payments and communication, with Reset to default if you want the original back.

Set how far ahead appointment reminders go out under Notifications, from 2 hours up to 1 week.

Notifications settings split into Push, Texts, and Emails, covering both what reaches your phone and what Turbo Link sends clients for you.

Connect Stripe or Connect Square under Payments and communication, and card payments and the card-at-booking policy depend on it.

Booking page settings control whether clients book you instantly or wait for approval, with a separate switch for people you have never seen before.

The card-at-booking policy can be Off, New clients only, or Everyone, and it needs Stripe connected.

A session plan holds the timeline, shot list, and wardrobe for a shoot, yours on the day and theirs before it.

Templates have no client, are built once, and get copied onto each shoot.

A plan starts Not shared, and once shared the client can approve it, with changes needing a fresh approval.

Store and pricing holds the print products clients can buy, each with your price and the lab cost so you can see the margin.

Shipping under Store and pricing takes a flat rate per order and an optional threshold above which shipping is free.

Print orders are grouped into New, In progress, Shipped, and All, and each order moves with Start and Mark shipped.

The Collect tab charges a card, sends a pay link, or records cash, adds a tip, and files the receipt into Your money.

Attaching a client on the Collect screen is optional, and anything left blank is filed under Walk-in.

Kiosk mode turns an iPad into a client sign-in screen, and it is turned on by the salon owner with an exit PIN.

Who's waiting shows today's check-in queue, filled automatically from the kiosk or by hand, and moves people through to seated and done.

The Messages tab is one inbox for team, event, and client conversations, filtered by All, Team, Events, and Clients.

Group chats cover a shop or crew, a one-off group, or a specific event, and event chat is private from the client.

A proposal gathers the client, the event, line items, a payment schedule, notes, and documents into one quote you can send.

Send to client emails the proposal when there is an email on file, and otherwise gives you a link to pass on by hand.

Your service menu under Settings powers your booking page, and each service carries a name, duration, price, and deposit rule.

Hiding a service takes it off your booking page while past appointments and invoices keep it, which is safer than deleting.

Add the accounts you post to under Social Studio so they appear as options in the composer.

New post in Social Studio takes a photo and caption, then saves as a draft or schedules for a time.

The waitlist holds clients who want a time you do not have open, with an optional service and a date range they can do.

The waitlist is grouped into Waiting, Offered, and Claimed or expired, and you move people through as you offer and they take a slot.

Home is the at-a-glance screen, with takings for a period you pick, anything needing checkout, requests waiting on you, and quick actions.

Expenses records what went out, with an amount, vendor, and note, and everything flows straight into Your money.

Export data downloads your clients, services, appointments, earnings, and expenses as CSVs, or everything as one JSON file.

Help and feedback takes one message, sorted by whether something is wrong or you have an idea, and the reply comes back in the same thread.

Import clients takes a CSV, shows you what it found before committing, and imported clients get appointment emails only until they opt in.

Inventory holds each product with a brand, quantity, cost, price, and a low-stock threshold.

Jobs carry an address, schedule, and contract value, and hold the documents, invoices, and before and after photos for that site.

Portfolio is the set of photos your public website pulls from, organized into categories with captions.

Profile holds your display name and email, your bookable hours, and the review links clients are pointed at.

The Requests tab holds new bookings and reschedule asks from your public page, with Approve, Convert and book, or Decline.

The Today tab lists what is coming up and what still needs confirming, and Home surfaces takings and anything waiting on you.

Your money breaks earnings into services, retail, and tips, then nets off refunds and expenses, and sets aside sales tax collected.