Brows and lashes
Software for a brow and lash studio
In a brow and lash studio the day is made of many short appointments and clients who come back every few weeks for maintenance. The system fits that volume into the calendar, sends reminders on its own and keeps what was done last time.
A no-show hurts differently here. A forty-minute slot that falls through is not a hole in the day: it is three clients who would have fitted there and were never called, because nobody had time to reach whoever was waiting.
- Short appointments fitted without overlap
- Automatic reminders 24 h and 2 h ahead
- A waiting list to fill the slot that opens
- History of what was done and last time's mapping
- Maintenance visits tracked per client
- Referral points, which is how a studio grows
High volume without overlap
Each service's duration lives in the catalogue, and the calendar validates before confirming: qualified professional, real procedure time and the gap between one client and the next. A twelve-appointment day does not become twelve chances to double-book.
The slot that opens does not stay empty
Whoever found no time joins the waiting list with the service and window they wanted. When someone cancels, the queue exists and is recorded — instead of depending on someone remembering who had asked.
Maintenance is the business
Lashes need maintenance every two or three weeks; brows, every month or so. The history shows what was done and when, and the WhatsApp receptionist answers the touch-up question without pulling you out of an appointment.
What the system does not do
Real limits:
- It does not book the maintenance visit on its own at the recommended interval
- There is no ready-made mapping form — intake is configurable and you build yours
- It stores no design simulation or image overlay
- It does not take a deposit to hold a slot
Frequently asked
Questions from studio owners
Can I work with forty-minute appointments?
You can. Duration comes from your catalogue and the calendar validates with it, including the gap between one client and the next.
How do I reach the queue when a slot opens?
The waiting list keeps who wanted that service and window. The slot that opens meets a recorded queue, not a memory.
Can I record a client's mapping?
You can, by building the fields into your intake. There is no ready-made mapping form, which is why it ends up matching how you work.
Fit a full day without double-booking
Register your services with their real duration and watch the calendar protect your time.
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