Example · A hair salon
Larch Street Salon: a salon site that takes bookings
A hair salon's website with booking built in, its own chat that answers and books, and the stylists' day book: one system, with mr-bill keeping the book current.
- BusinessHair salon
- BuiltWebsite, booking, day book
- On its ownBooks clients any hour
Try it
Ask Larch Street or pick a service, a stylist and a time and book it, then see the visit in the stylists' day book.
From phone tag to booked
Before
Bookings by phone, mid-haircut
Calls answered with wet hands, messages returned after closing, the book on paper.
Now
Clients book themselves
The site shows each stylist's real openings and takes the booking any time of day.
Look around
Each part of the app, as it looks with the made-up data. Open any of them live.
A chat on the salon's own site
Clients ask Larch Street about prices, who to see for curls or color, and the hours, then book a slot right in the chat. The visit lands in the stylists' day book. In the demo it's an example conversation: scripted, with made-up data, and nothing is sent.
The stylists' day book
Each stylist's day in a column, with check-in, no-show and walk-ins. Beside it, what runs on its own: a website booking added, a visit moved. Ask mr-bill to check someone in or book a client and the book changes.
Booking in five short steps
Service, stylist, day, time, details. Each step shows only what is open, and the deposit step says plainly what it is for.
Made for the phone
Most clients book from their phone, so every step fits one hand.
What it does every day
- Clients book any time, on the site or in its chat
- Each stylist's real openings, nothing double-booked
- A day book with check-ins, no-shows and walk-ins
- Services with honest times and prices
- A site that reads well on a phone
