A day · Hair and beauty
Full chairs. Fewer gaps.
Kai runs a two-chair salon. The phone rings when his hands are in someone's hair. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.
Who
That could be you.
Who
A hair or beauty salon with one to three chairs.
Your say
A message to a client is a draft until you tap Yes.
A day
What you say, what happens.
- 08:50You say: Who is booked in this morning?
Your helper: Reads the calendar and lists names and times. Your tap: None.
- 09:40You say: Move Emma to Thursday.
Your helper: Checks Thursday for a free slot, moves the booking and drafts the message to Emma. Your tap: You approve the message. Undo is one click.
- 11:00You say: Make a booking page.
Your helper: Sets up a page where people pick a free slot. Your tap: You look at it before you share the link.
- 13:00You say: Add a note for Mrs de Vries: prefers a shorter fringe.
Your helper: Saves the note on her contact. Your tap: None.
- 15:30You say: Who has not been in for ten weeks?
Your helper: Lists the contacts you have not had an appointment with. It reads; it does not call. Your tap: You decide who to write to.
- 17:00You say: Write them a message: I have slots next Friday.
Your helper: Drafts the message and holds it as a card. Your tap: You tap Yes before anything is sent.
Honest labels
What to keep in mind.
- Pre-betaIt is an illustration
The names, amounts and times are made up. We do not have customer stories yet.
- Pre-betaWhich clients "have not been in"
It depends on what your calendar and contacts hold. Check the list before you write.
- Pre-betaThe helper is built in, and in early access
It uses the tools of your workspace and asks before anything risky. While a workspace runs in test mode its replies say so.