Your clients book themselves.
You just cut hair.

It answers on the WhatsApp you already use, shows your real free times, books them, and reminds everyone the day before.

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The barber's screen

Really works — type bokra el 3asr, beard tomorrow, how much, or cancel. Watch the barber's screen update as you book.

Five moments, one appointment

One message on WhatsApp checks the diary that is actually true, holds the slot before anyone else can, reminds them the day before, and nobody ever picks up the phone.

How it works

One message in. One appointment out.

Nothing changes for your client. They write the way they always have.

11:42Wednesday

They write however they write

Arabic, English, French, franco. Typos, voice-note spelling, "you free after 5?" — it works out what they mean.

11:42same second

It shows your real gaps

Not a form. The actual openings in your day, allowing for how long each service takes.

11:43one minute later

They tap, it's booked

Confirmed instantly. Two people can never take the same slot. You get a message.

18:00day before

It reminds them

With a button to move it — so the slot comes back to you the night before, not after they no-show.

Why the reminder pays for it

An empty chair on Saturday is the whole hour's money.

Nobody remembers to message every client the night before, every night. It does.

up to 20%
No-show rate at shops still on pen and paper
29–40%
Fewer no-shows once reminders go out automatically
24h
Warning — early enough to fill the slot again

Industry figures for barbershops and salons, 2026.

You stay in control

It works for you, not instead of you.

Answer anyone yourself

Reply by hand and it goes quiet in that chat for a few hours. It never talks over you.

Block off your time

One message — "block tomorrow 2 to 4" — and nobody can book it.

It's your number

Your name, your photo, your WhatsApp. Clients see the shop they know.

Your week on one screen

Who's coming, when, for what. Open it between clients.

It asks instead of guessing

When a message doesn't make sense, it stops and tells you rather than booking the wrong thing.

Nothing to install

Not for you, not for your clients. It runs on the number you already give people.

Pricing

Less than three haircuts a month.

$30 / month

First month free

  • One chair — add another for $10
  • Unlimited bookings and reminders
  • No setup fee, no commission on your clients
  • I set it up for you, in about 30 minutes
  • Stop whenever you want

The rough maths for 250 cuts a month

Missed appointments at 12%≈ 30 / month
At $12 a cut≈ $360 lost
Recovered by reminders (30%)≈ $108
What it costs$30
Roughly back≈ 3.5× what you pay

Your numbers will be different. Run it free for a month and we'll look at the real ones together.

Questions

What barbers ask first.

Do I lose my WhatsApp?

No. It runs on your existing business number, and there's a setup that lets you keep using WhatsApp on your phone at the same time. We check that before anything changes.

What if it says something stupid to a client?

It only does three things — shows times, books them, reminds people. When it isn't sure, it stops and messages you instead of guessing.

Do my clients need an app?

No. They message you exactly the way they do today. Most won't notice anything changed except that you answer instantly.

What do you need to set it up?

Your hours, your prices, your Facebook login and the shop's registration paper. WhatsApp requires the paperwork, not me — I sit with you and do it.

Can I still take walk-ins?

Of course. Block the time, or just carry on — it only fills the gaps you leave open.

Who sees my clients' numbers?

Only you. Each shop runs on its own separate system with its own password. No shop can see another's clients.