Manage lash and brow appointments, client records, consent forms and payments. Share treatment history with your team and set separate calendars for each professional.
One connected workspace for appointments, client work, payments and your team. Use it on laptop, iPhone and Android.
Record the lash map, curl, length, adhesive or tint used, design photos and client-reported sensitivities with each visit. Review the previous set or brow design before a fill, removal or new treatment, then record today’s changes without overwriting the earlier work.
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Give different services their own durations, buffers and eligible professionals. Keep online and manually entered appointments in one calendar. Share history through individual team logins with suitable roles, and keep consultation forms and signed PDFs with the client.
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Give each member a separate login and the access their role requires. Manage professional calendars and shared client history while controlling document, financial and team-management permissions.
Learn MoreSigned content is locked into a final PDF. Open, share, print or download the record with the signature, signer name and signing date.
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Let clients choose a service, professional and available time on your booking page. Manage confirmed bookings and appointments you add yourself in the same calendar. Set your hours and booking rules. Your page stays private until you publish it.
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Send automatic reminders for appointments you add yourself and confirmed online bookings. Choose WhatsApp, SMS or email, with separate settings for each channel. Connect your business WhatsApp in the web app. Choose the timing and language, preview the message and check its approval status. Sending requires a ready connection, an approved message and the client's permission.
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Record cash, bank transfers and payments received elsewhere. For integrated collection, connect an eligible Stripe, SumUp or Square account.
Methods depend on the provider, merchant country, account and device. Processing fees apply. Recording a manual payment does not charge a card.
With the client's permission, add a card through the provider's secure form or send a card-saving request. Saved cards appear in the client's Payments tab with their brand, last four digits and provider, plus an expiry date when available. On the web app, select an eligible card for a future payment and review the amount before charging.
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Plans start with one active appointment calendar. The plan changes only when you activate more calendars for professionals who take bookings.
Starting from
€11.99 per month
A person profile, front-desk login, assistant login or other non-bookable team access does not count as another appointment calendar.
Approximate web price. App Store and Google Play prices can vary by country and currency. The final amount appears before purchase.
Use your own treatment and patch-test protocols. A note or signed form records the work. It does not determine whether a treatment is safe or replace professional judgement.
Yes. Add lash maps, lengths, curls, products and patch-test notes to the session record. Keep photos, reported sensitivities and signed consent with the client so an authorized colleague can review the history before the next visit.
Yes. Create a service for each appointment type with its own duration, buffer and eligible professionals. Team hours, breaks and time off determine online availability. Appointments you enter yourself share the same calendar.
Yes. Connect your business WhatsApp in the web app, record the client's permission and enable the reminder on an appointment you create. You do not need to publish a booking page.
SMS uses prepaid Glamorph messaging credits. The destination and message length affect credit use, and some sender options have separate fees. WhatsApp Business charges may apply through Meta. Email reminders do not use messaging credits.
Yes, in the web app with an eligible Stripe, SumUp or Square connection and the client's explicit permission. The provider handles the card details. Each card stays with its original provider account, and every later charge requires a separate action. Card saving is optional.
