Chairs and slots, not seats and sections.

Appointments run on the same engine as stadiums: bookable slots per barber, in your words, on your site.

Fully-booked realities

Double bookings and no-shows

A slot locks the moment a client picks it, and automatic reminders go out before the appointment. The diary stays honest.

The diary lives in three places

Services, resources, and bookings live in one system: staff and chairs with their own working hours, every appointment in one list.

Quiet hours stay quiet

Off-peak discounts and referral coupons fill the slow slots. Campaigns run themselves once the rules are set.

From chairs to a full diary

  1. 01
    Define your servicesCut, fade, beard trim: each service gets its own duration, gap, and price.
  2. 02
    Set up resourcesStaff and chairs carry their own working hours, breaks, and exception days.
  3. 03
    Publish bookable slotsRecurring slots with lead time and booking horizon. Clients book themselves, around the clock.
  4. 04
    Take bookings anywhereEmbed booking on your site; confirmations and reminders run via workflows and your email provider.
Barbershop interior with a row of chairs

Appointment booking, answered

Can each service have a different duration?

Yes. Slot duration, buffer gap, lead time, and booking horizon are configurable, so a skin fade and a beard trim can share one diary.

What about holidays and days off?

Exception days close or shift the schedule per resource. Holidays, vacations, and one-off closures are handled without rebuilding the week.

How do reminders work?

Workflows fire on booking events and send confirmations and reminders through your connected email provider, no manual chasing.

Can clients pay online?

Connect your payment provider and every booking lands in the orders list with its payment status.

Ready for a full diary?

Talk to us about bookable slots, resources, and automatic reminders.