A chair nobody is sitting in costs you the same as a full one.
That's the whole pitch. Everything after this is how we fix it.
Coming Soon
We come to you or You come to us!
Hair, nails, lashes, barbering, makeup and massage. Book a licensed professional in their own chair — or have them come to you.
The pre-release beta is limited to 10,000 testers.
Which are you?
Pick one and we'll show you what this means for you, a screen at a time.
Your empty chairs start earning.
Clients book your stylists in your chairs, and your stylists take house calls in the gaps between them. Either way the work comes back to the shop.
One card, by filled chairs.
The shop pays, not the stylist, and only for chairs with somebody in them. Seat one more and it reprices itself; lose one and it reprices back.
Your stylists get your rate.
Everyone seated at your salon gets the salon's commission rate on their own bookings, without each of them carrying a subscription. That's something you can say out loud to a stylist you're trying to keep.
Set the shop up whenever you're ready.
The portal is a browser page, not an app, and an empty salon is quoted nothing — so you can do the whole setup before you commit to anything.
You built the book. It should be yours.
Your licence, your reviews, your clients and your payouts. You're an independent professional here, not an employee.
Work, and what it paid.
Who is waiting near you, whether you're online, and the day's earnings net of everything — on one screen.
The job in hand.
The bill is settled in the app when the appointment is finished. No cash, no card reader in somebody's kitchen.
Your real hours, not a slot grid.
Set your weekly pattern, then change any single day. Clients book the gaps you actually left open. Connect Google or Outlook and nothing can double-book you.
Only lawful work reaches you.
What may legally be performed away from a licensed shop differs by trade and by state. You're never offered a job your own board doesn't allow you to take.
You'll need your licence number and the state that issued it.
The appointment is the easy part. Getting there isn't.
The drive, the parking, the waiting area, and finding somebody to watch the kids for two hours.
Say what you need.
Categories first, then the services inside them — at home, at the office, in assisted living, or on site at an event.
Pick the service, and see the price first.
With how long it takes, before you commit to anything. Payment happens in the app when it's finished — no cash, no awkward tipping maths at the door.
Nobody is assigned to you.
You pick the professional — their work, their rating, their rate. Nobody takes work without producing a current licence, and we follow it to its renewal date.
AI can show you the haircut. It can't cut it.
A style preview on your own face is coming, so the conversation in the chair starts from a picture instead of a word like "ashy". The work itself is a licensed human in the room, and always will be.
iPhone first, Android in build.