Every stylist's column on one screen. Drag to move, click to edit. The way salons actually run a Thursday, not a single-column to-do list pretending to be a calendar.
Whoever's in today gets a column. The receptionist sees the same view as the owner sees on the iPad in the back, sees on the iPhone walking to the train.
Stylist swap takes one drag. No three-step dialog box.
Toggle between the next two days without losing context.
Same data, two views, no separate apps to keep in sync.
A hold is a hold. The booking engine checks before quoting, both for Remi on the phone and the receptionist at the desk. If two requests collide, the second one is offered the next slot, not the same one.
Useful for a chair being painted, a stylist out for a fitting, anything that isn't a booking.
Balayage needs the chair for two hours and the stylist for one, the buffer respects both.
If you must double-book, you can, and the log shows who and why.
Same calendar on the desktop, the tablet, the phone. The shop view scales to whatever screen you're on, never demotes to a list because the device is small.
A flaky shop wifi doesn't break the day, the calendar reconciles when you're back online.
Charlie sees Charlie's column on Charlie's phone. Owner sees the room.
Works in the browser today; native shells when there's reason to.
Type a number. Remi calls in under a minute, roleplaying a small salon, same product your customers would hear, end-to-end. No signup, no card.
A 30-minute walk-through with one of our founders, your salon's setup, your services, your accent, your voice card. You leave with Remi live on your number.