Owner approves every send.
Studio + campaigns drafts a queue, the owner sees the queue, the queue doesn't go out until the owner taps approve. Same model as the Persona-2 rule, no autonomous occasion messaging, ever.
Drop a photo from the chair. Studio writes the caption in your voice, queues it for the right time of day, posts it to Instagram. Campaigns drive the rebook from the customers already in your CRM. Drafts always, never autosent.
friday balayage with charlie. soft money piece, root smudge, gloss to seal. she came in wanting "summer but not obvious", i think we got it. 🤎
We don't generate generic Instagram-AI sludge. Studio reads your last twenty posts, your captions, your hashtags, your line breaks, the rhythm of how you talk to your customers, and writes in that voice. If a draft sounds like a chatbot, the model isn't trained.
Voice drifts. Studio reads the last 20 posts every Monday so the drafts stay current.
Reject a draft with a one-line reason; the next draft adjusts. Tone tightens over a week or two.
Every draft shows which past captions it pulled rhythm from. No mystery, no black box.
Photo lands in Studio, drafted caption + hashtag set + best time-of-day in 30 seconds. Owner approves, it queues to Instagram + Facebook. If a post stalls (no posting agent authorised, account paused), Studio holds it, doesn't silently drop it.
Suggests the slot from your account's engagement history, not a generic 'post at 9am Tuesday' rule.
Single approval pushes both, mirrors hashtags + captions sensibly to each platform.
Bridal trial photo, follow-up before/after, end-of-day shot. Approve the chain, the rest publishes itself across the week.
Studio + campaigns drafts a queue, the owner sees the queue, the queue doesn't go out until the owner taps approve. Same model as the Persona-2 rule, no autonomous occasion messaging, ever.
Drafts are written in your captions' rhythm and signed from the salon. Customers see your wordmark; they never see the word Co Sweyt in the message.
UK SMS regulation honoured per send. Frequency cap per customer per month is a hard limit, not a default to override.
Twilio bills SMS per segment. The approval screen shows the segment count + cost before send, so a 320-character message doesn't silently become a 3× charge.
A campaign is a query plus a draft message. "Customers who got a colour 8+ weeks ago and haven't rebooked." Studio writes the nudge, the queue waits, the owner approves, the SMS goes out. Replies route to Remi, bookings land in the calendar.
Lapsed regulars, first-visit follow-ups, bank-holiday quiet-day fillers, all pre-built queries.
"Customers who came once, paid by cash, never rebooked" works as a plain-English query.
Customer replies, Remi picks up the thread in the right channel, books the slot, hands off to a human if needed.
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.