Solo barber
A barber working alone: customers book from their phone, and they run their day and income.
- Mobile app — Customer mode
- Mobile app — Owner mode
Customers book and know their turn from their phone, each barber runs their own chair, and you see income and barbers' pay from anywhere.
Fits men's barber salons of every size — from a barber working alone to a salon with several chairs — beauty and grooming salons, kids' barbers, and any shop that works by appointment or walk-in queue.
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A barber working alone: customers book from their phone, and they run their day and income.
Plus each barber's own mode at their chair, with their pay worked out automatically.
Plus the salon page and the waiting screen with voice calls.
On Thursday and Friday evenings the salon fills up, and customers see every seat taken and walk out to a competitor because they don't know when their turn will come. Appointments live on paper or in your head and clash with walk-ins. At the end of the day there's no time to add up the income and each barber's share, and you don't know which customers stopped coming and went elsewhere.
Customers pick the service, barber and time from their phone, or join the queue and follow how many are ahead and when they'll start — worked out from each service's length, not guessed — so they arrive on time instead of waiting in the salon. Each barber sees their day on their phone: adds walk-ins in one tap, starts and finishes services and records payment and tips themselves, with no receptionist. A screen in the salon calls customers by chair. And you see the chairs and today's income, each barber's pay by percent, salary or chair rent, and customers who haven't come back, with a WhatsApp button to invite them.
Chairs busy all day instead of an evening rush and empty mornings, customers who don't walk out because they know their turn, barbers' pay ready at the end of the month without a calculator, and lapsed customers brought back with one message. Try it on a ready salon with four barbers and a day running since the morning.