Schedule

One grid that everyone is looking at.

A column per person, a row per hour, and no version of the day that only exists on somebody’s phone. Drag to move, and the client is told automatically.

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Double bookings that are structurally possible
1 screen
The whole day, every chair
Any device
Front desk, phone, or at home

Everything a paper diary could not do.

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Conflict checks

Overlaps, shifts that ended, and services the person is not qualified for are refused at the point of booking.

02

Reschedule in one dialog

Move an appointment to a new time or person and the client gets the change — no separate message to write.

03

Shift drafts

Build next month privately, then publish it to the team in one action.

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Blocked time

Lunch, training, a dentist appointment. It occupies the grid so nothing lands on it.

05

Resources

Rooms, chairs and machines can be booked alongside people, with their own availability.

06

No-show policy

Ask for a deposit or a card on file only from the clients whose history warrants it — a regular is never asked.

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Drag to reschedule on the day grid

Pick a card up and drop it on another time or another person; the rota, the buffers and the room are re-checked before it lands.

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Week view per person and a month overview

Seven days beside each other for one person or the whole place, and a month of counts and takings for planning a holiday.

09

Today’s book, readable offline

The staff app keeps the day it last loaded on the phone, so a basement salon with no signal still shows who is coming and when. It says plainly that it is offline rather than pretending the list is live.

Works with

The schedule is the surface every other module writes to.

  • Online booking
  • Clients
  • Shifts
  • Payroll
  • Staff app
  • Analytics
  • Notifications
  • Standing appointments created as a series from the desk

Related

Further reading

A lead feature for

Move your bookings off paper, WhatsApp and three spreadsheets.

Bring your clients, services and past visits in from a spreadsheet or your old system’s export, with a preview before anything is written — and help in chat, in six languages, whenever you want it. Most studios are live the same day.