APPOINTMENT BOOK AND REGISTER FOR SALONS
A clearer day for your front desk. A little more room for your craft. Bring your appointments, register, clients, and private color formulas into one place.
Built inside a working New York salon.
The real Glamaroo interface, shown with a sample salon.
THE BOOK
Drag a visit to a new time or another stylist. It lands only where that stylist is available.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
THE BOOK · ONLINE BOOKING · REGISTER · CLIENTS · COLOR · MARKETING
HOW IT WORKS
From a color visit on the Book to the reminder for tomorrow's clients.
STEP 01 OF 05
A color visit needs time on, time to process, and time to finish.
The Book draws that visit around its processing gap so the chair can take other work while the color sits.
You see the full day as it actually runs, not as equal blocks.
Toner time shows on the Book. The chair takes another client while color processes.
Color, process, finish
STEP 02 OF 05
Drag a visit to a new time or to another stylist.
It lands only where that stylist is free.
Confirmed chips and walk ins stay on the same book.
You move the day without a second calendar.
Moved to 10:00 am
STEP 03 OF 05
Each formula is private to its stylist and shared only by choice.
Keep the mix, notes and cautions together for the next color conversation.
The details are ready when it is time to mix.
Private to Celia
STEP 04 OF 05
Open a formula and convert it toward another color line.
The result is marked approximate.
Strand test before you apply.
Switching color lines does not erase her formulas.
Approximate. Strand test first.
STEP 05 OF 05
24 hours before every appointment, text a reminder
Write it once in Marketing and switch it on.
It covers every appointment on the Book, and only clients with an opt in on file.
The reminder lives in Glamaroo, not on a personal phone.
Switched on
BUILT IN NEW YORK
Glamaroo was built by a salon owner for his own front desk.
It was tested by his own stylists.
The first salon to run it is in New York.
TODAY AT A GLANCE
2 waiting, 8 unconfirmed
taken this week
on the register
Sample salon.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
01
The day on chairs, with color visits drawn around the processing gap.
Move a visit, welcome a walk in and see where the next guest fits. Explore cancellation waitlist outreach.
drag to move walk in process gap waitlist
02
Guests pick a stylist and a time on their phone.
What they book is the same availability you already run, not a second calendar.
confirmed chips same availability phone first no second calendar
03
Build a ticket from the visit and read the total.
Cash, gift cards, and open tickets live here.
gift cards tickets cash day close
04
People, notes, and visits in one place, ready when they arrive.
PIN roles decide what each person can open, in light or in dark.
PIN roles notes visits light and dark
05
Find the saved mix and its notes, then explore an approximate conversion when you change color lines.
Sharing is a choice, and a strand test follows every convert.
mixing notes converter sharing strand test
06
Automations and campaigns with consent on file.
Each one is set to text or email.
automations campaigns consent channels
A LITTLE LESS TO JUGGLE
Today opens with booked chairs, waiting guests, unconfirmed visits, and open tickets. She knows what the day looks like before the first client sits down.
A guest arrives early. Another needs a new time. See the Book, check availability and move the visit, then keep its ticket open until checkout. Your next step is in the same workspace.
Pull up the saved mix and its notes. The processing gap is already visible on the Book, giving the desk a clear view of when that chair can welcome another guest.
