The booking page, for your customers
A link, a QR code, a button on your Instagram. Customers pick the services, who does them and a time, then leave a name and a number. No account, no app.
See you at Velvet & Rose
The rest of the sentence is yours.
Online booking and a salon diary in one. Your customers book themselves in, in English or Arabic, and your team sees it the moment they do.
Two halves, one system.
The booking page, for your customers
A link, a QR code, a button on your Instagram. Customers pick the services, who does them and a time, then leave a name and a number. No account, no app.
The dashboard, for your salon
The diary, the customers, the price list, the team, the rotas and the numbers. A booking made at 11 at night is on the front desk’s screen at 9 the next morning, without anyone typing it in.
Booking, in five steps.
- 01
Pick the services.
Laid out like a menu, with prices and times. Several in one go.
02Pick who.
A favourite stylist, a few they’d be happy with, or whoever is free first.
- 03
Pick when.
Closed and fully booked days are marked before they tap. Free times are grouped into morning, afternoon and evening.
04Check it over.
See the total and change or drop anything.
05Name and number.
No password. They get a reference to quote on the phone, like ALM-7KQ2P
The details that matter.
One visit, several people.
A cut with one stylist and nails with another, booked together and kept as one visit.
Colour time isn’t wasted.
Tell the diary when a colour is processing and the stylist is free, and it can book someone else into that gap.
No double bookings.
Two customers tap the same 3:00 pm in the same second: one gets it, the other is asked to pick again. The database enforces it, not just the screen.
Waits, said plainly.
If there’s a gap between appointments, the page says “1h 30m wait” before they book.
Arabic, properly.
The layout mirrors, dates and numbers read the way they should, and the grammar is right, down to Arabic’s six number forms. Each salon chooses whether it publishes in Arabic, and each person on the team chooses the language they work in.
Everyone sees what they need.
Stylist
Runs the diary and asks for time off.
Manager
Edits the menu, rotas and hours, approves leave and sees the numbers.
Owner
Everything a manager does, and also controls prices, accounts and roles.
Everything your salon runs on.
Calendar
The day three ways: by stylist, a load board showing whether people or rooms are the limit today, and one person’s week.
To do
What needs a person: bookings stranded by leave or a closure, time off waiting for an answer, past bookings nobody closed.
Customers
Who they are, what they’ve had, what they’ve spent, how often they come and who usually does them.
Services
Categories, services and options like Short, Medium and Long, each with its own price and time.
Offers
Discounts, bundles, packs of visits and promo codes, shown on your booking page.
Team
People, rooms and equipment.
Schedule
Opening hours, holiday closures and time off.
Reports
The value booked over any period, which services earn most, and each stylist’s booked hours against their rota.
Settings
Your logo, two colours, a cover photo and your welcome words on the booking page.
Set up with you.
We create your salon for you. Then you add your branch, your opening hours and your first stylist in about ten minutes.
- Your salon, createdBy us
- Your branchBy you
- Your opening hoursBy you
- Your first stylistAbout ten minutes
See you at your salon.
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