Every feature, what it actually does, and where it stops. Built and tested at DUST in Los Angeles — against a real day in a real chair.
A real calendar — built around how a salon actually runs a day. Switch between three-day, week, and month views, or flip to a table for the kind of week you want as a list. Every booking carries its actions with it: reschedule, cancel, mark complete, send a payment link, all from one row.
A customer joins the waitlist for a service across a date range — not a single slot. A cron runs through business hours, watches for an opening, and sends the longest-waiting matching customer a pre-populated booking link the moment one appears. The slot fills itself.
Six reminder types — confirmation, pre-appointment reminder, follow-up, cancellation, reschedule, waitlist — each a template you edit once. The system sends them at the timing you set, with sixteen variables to substitute (customer name, service, provider, location address, booking time, more). Email default; SMS where the customer opted in and the add-on is on.
Bulk email and SMS to your customer list, with segmentation, variable substitution, and click tracking. Send to new customers, returning customers, or a manual segment ("VIP", "Summer 2025"). The HTML composer takes a safe-tag whitelist so you can format without ending up in spam folders.
{{customer_name}}, {{business_name}}, {{registration_url}}, more.A customer record with the things your memory can't hold for 400 clients: last visit, total spent, birthday, allergies, formulas, notes. Search and filter by visits, last booking, or customer type. Build manual segments for campaigns. The details that make a client feel known — held by the product, not by your brain at 11pm on a Saturday.
The features above are the features in the product today. No future promises, no "coming soon" tags hiding the truth. Spin it up for a month and see if it fits.