The desk the whole salon runs from.
The appointment book, checkout, the client record, booth rent, and what needs attention today, one dashboard behind everything the salon sells. The demo below is the real thing, with sample data, no login.
What's on the dashboard
An appointment book that can't double itself.
Today, upcoming, needs confirming, and history, filtered by stylist, with the booked value in plain sight.
- Every request from the site lands here. With the client's details, service, and stylist already attached.
- Statuses that mean something. Requested, confirmed, in service, completed, the same to every stylist working today.
- It cannot double-book a chair. Two appointments can't take the same slot with the same stylist. The database refuses it.
Checkout, with the tip on every ticket.
Ring out the service, add product, and take the tip in the same tap, card or cash.
- Tips are first-class. Not a note in a shoebox, a real line on the ticket that rolls up into the week's take.
- One card rate, anywhere. 2.9% + 15¢ whether it's tap to pay in person, a card on file, or a link sent from a phone.
- Instant payout, only if asked. 1.5% when same-day money is wanted, nothing extra on the standard schedule.
A client record the whole team can trust.
Every client, one card: visit history, what they paid, who they see, and notes only the salon sees.
- Filters that do the manager's job. Due to rebook, overdue, birthdays this month, new this month, one tap each.
- Lifetime value, right there. What a client has spent since their first visit, next to when they started.
Continues on its own page
The client book is one screen. The client book that fills quiet weeks is the whole clock.
Who's due at six weeks and overdue at ten, who's quietly gone quiet, win-backs flagged at ten weeks, and birthdays this month. It's big enough that folding it in here would bury it.
Booth rent, without the group text.
Who's paid and who's due, tracked per stylist, sitting right next to the rest of what needs attention today.
- One number for the whole roster. Outstanding rent across every renter, not five separate memories.
- Reminders without the awkward ask. Send a reminder or mark it paid from the same list.
- Renters keep their own book. Independent stylists work from the same dashboard with their own login.
The whole desk
Everything on the dashboard.
The bays above tell the story. This is the list, so you can check for the one thing you came here to find.
Appointments
- Appointment bookToday, upcoming, needs confirming, history.
- Double-booking blockEnforced by the database, not a warning.
- New client requestsWebsite inquiries with details attached.
- ScheduleBy stylist, by chair, by the day.
Money
- Checkout with tipsService, product, and tip in one ticket.
- 2.9% + 15¢One card rate, in person or online.
- Instant payout1.5%, only when same-day money is wanted.
- Booth rentWho's paid, who's due, per stylist.
- Expenses & inventoryWhat's low, what's coming due.
Clients
- Client recordsVisits, spend, notes, all on one card.
- At-risk customersClients drifting away, caught before they go.
- Request pipelineNew, contacted, booked, with a book rate.
- Client formsSent and signed on a phone.
Website & team
- My teamEvery stylist's book in one place.
- Announcement barSay "walk-ins welcome today" across the whole site in one edit.
- Social StudioCaptions drafted, scheduled, and one inbox.
Fair questions, straight answers.
The details before you have to ask.
Is the demo the real product?
It's the real dashboard with a fictional salon's sample data, The Natural, so every screen can be clicked without signing up. Your salon gets the same dashboard with its own name on it.
I work alone. Is this overkill?
The dashboard runs a book of one just fine. Solo is the $29 plan; Team only matters once a second stylist joins the books.
What about booth renters?
Team at $89 covers the whole salon flat, up to nine chairs, with booth rent tracked so who's paid and who's due is never a group text.
Where does my data live if I leave?
The client list and records stay owned by the salon. Export them and go, no hostage clause.
Start with the demo.
Solo, per month, billed annually