Write what you need in plain words: your services, your stylists, your hours. Fabricate builds a working web app with sign-in, its own database and a live link to share with clients.
Then try it yourself and ask for changes in the same chat until it fits the way your salon runs.
Choose one and the builder opens with its description filled in. Change any word before you build.
Clients choose a service, a stylist and a free time, and you see the week's bookings by stylist.
A booking website for my hair salon. Clients pick a service, a stylist and a free time slot, then leave their name and phone number. No client account needed to book. Only I can sign in, and I see all bookings for the week, grouped by stylist, and can cancel or move a booking. Make it easy to use on a phone.
Colour formulas, allergies and visit history for every client, behind a staff sign-in.
A client card app for my salon. For each client: name, phone number, allergies, the colour formula and products we used, and notes. Each visit is logged with the date, the service and the stylist. Staff join with an invite code I give them; nobody else can create an account. Search clients by name or phone number.
Working days, hours and time off for each stylist, with a weekly view of who is in.
A staff schedule app for my salon. I set each stylist's working days and hours and add holidays and time off. Stylists join with an invite code I give them and sign in to see their own week. Show a weekly view of who is working when, and warn me when a day has fewer than two stylists.
Walk-ins add their name at the door and see how many people are ahead of them.
A walk-in waitlist for my barbershop. Customers add their name and the cut they want on a phone at the door and see how many people are ahead of them. Barbers join with an invite code from me and sign in to call the next customer and mark each cut as done.
Prefer to start from a design?
A barbershop website template built around bookings, with prices on the first screen.
Most of it is not hair. It is keeping track.
Calls in the middle of a colour, messages after closing, walk-ins at the desk. Someone has to copy all of it into one book.
Colour formulas, allergies and what was done last time sit on cards, in a notebook or in one stylist's memory.
Ready-made booking tools come with their own screens and their own idea of how a salon works.
Who works Saturday, who is on holiday, who covers the late shift. It changes faster than a printed schedule.
Ask for staff logins that join by your invite, so only you and your stylists see bookings and client notes. Clients book without an account.
Every booking, client and service is saved in the app's own database and is still there tomorrow.
Publish and the app gets its own address, like your-salon.fabricate.chat, ready for your Instagram bio or a text to a client.
On Pro and Max, connect a domain you already own, like yoursalon.com.
Add a service, change the colours or move a button by asking in the chat, the same way you described the app.
Apps are built for phones as well as laptops, which is where most clients will book.
Describe your services, your stylists and your hours. Try the app yourself, then share the link.