The app
The diary · 7
Calendar
All your bookings — by day, week, month, year or as a list.
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Day, week, month, year, list
Five views — the app opens on the last one you used.
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Booking on a free hour
Tap an empty box — the time is already filled in.
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Moving a booking
Drag it to another hour — or cut it and paste it on another day.
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A column for each staff member
Each staff member gets a column and a colour — 👥 shows one at a time.
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Zoom and full screen
⊖ ⊕ change the hour height; ⛶ gives the day the whole screen.
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The booking card
Tap a booking to see and edit everything about it.
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Works by itself · 14
Reminders go out on their own
The reminder goes out on WhatsApp the day before, on its own — and if she cannot come you hear it while the hour is still sellable.
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Everyone answered at once
Every one of them is answered at the same moment, each in her own conversation and in her own language — and all ten threads are waiting for you in one box inside the app.
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Each one in her own language
It answers in the language of the message it is answering, and one reply stays in one language from start to finish.
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A colour conversation
It asks it in the exact wording you saved, once, and builds the rest of the conversation on her answer.
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A blow-dry conversation
You do not stop: the reply goes out on its own, and the whole conversation waits for you in one inbox inside the app.
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A haircut conversation
It closes it itself: an hour that is really free, her name and her number, and a written summary of the booking — the service, the day, the hour and the chair — sitting in Approvals until you say ✓.
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A curls chat, with a photo
The bot looks at the picture, says what it sees in it and carries on from there — it does not stop the conversation to wait for you.
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The strand test
Before any promise it asks what you told it to ask — the last colour, henna, how light she is now — and it never promises a service you do not do.
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The real free hours
Free hours are read out of your diary at the moment they are shown — not out of a list somebody printed this morning.
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Customers book by themselves
Your salon gets its own booking link. She opens it, sees your real free hours and picks one.
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She dresses her own app
Your booking app carries your name, your logo and your colours — and she can dress it the way she likes on her own phone as well: seven looks and twenty-two backgrounds, hers, without touching yours.
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“Tell me if it opens up”
The request writes itself down behind the reply, and before that day a card comes up with her name, her number, the service and the hour she wanted — with an offer to send in one tap.
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One greeting to every customer
Ready wordings in their language, sent from the app — and a record of what went out and to whom.
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The month, already counted
The month is already counted in the app, off the appointments that actually happened.
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WhatsApp & the bot · 6
Bot Chat
The salon's WhatsApp inside the app — the bot's replies and yours in one chat.
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Voice messages
Hold to record, slide to cancel, slide up to lock.
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Questions
What the bot did not know — waiting for your answer.
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Approvals
Every booking the bot or a customer made — approve it or cancel it.
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Customers & the work · 9
Clients
A card for each customer — visits, notes, one-tap call.
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Services
Your services, prices and lengths — the bot quotes from here.
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Suppliers
Who you buy from — their details and a call button.
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Birthdays
Upcoming birthdays, with the greeting ready to send.
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Cancellations
Every cancelled booking, with the reason and the date.
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The top bar · 5
Notifications
What happened in the salon — even when the app is closed.
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The ☰ menu
Manage, language, theme, lock and tab names — in one menu.
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Colours & backgrounds
The app's colours and its background pattern
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Language
Arabic, Hebrew or English — the whole app changes.
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Manage · 14
Login & security
The app lock on this device, your password and your login email
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Greetings & reminders
Every message the app sends by itself — on or off
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Calendar on phone & watch
Your bookings on your phone and watch
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Client booking app
Your booking link, a QR to print, and a message for your customers
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Working by the law
What the law asks of a salon that keeps customer details.
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One tap · 7
Two in the same hour
Every free half hour inside a booking is offered as a slot of its own — its first one included. Press it and a second client is booked into the very same hour.
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A booking moved to another day
You pick the appointment up and put it down where it belongs. Everything on it travels with it.
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A short service in a small gap
The day is cut into quarters — :00, :15, :30, :45 — so the small gap is a slot like any other, offered and booked.
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Days off in one go
You mark the days off and those hours stop existing everywhere at once — so nobody arrives at a locked door.
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A break in the middle of the day
The break sits on the same screen as the days off, and it is taken out of the hours anybody can be offered.
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The code locks the app
A code on the link and a code on the phone — and you choose what a locked screen is still allowed to do.
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The blacklist
A customer on the blacklist is booked by the bot only once you say yes — and one tap puts her on or takes her off.
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