The texts, verbatim.
This is the whole tone: short, warm, yours.
We fill your calendar and keep it full: a booking page clients use without an app or a login, an appointment book you can read at arm's length, and the texts in between — confirm, remind, review, rebook — sent for you.
Written in your salon's name, from your salon's own number. Clients reply the way they already text. Nothing goes out during your quiet hours.
A confirmation the moment it lands, with a link to move or cancel — so they never have to call.
Two days out, then one. They reply C, and the entry inks itself in your book.
Two hours before, a short "see you at 2:00". Skipped if it would land too early.
You do the work. Mark it complete in one tap. No text here — this part is yours.
A few hours later: "How did we do?" with your Google review link. You see who followed it.
When the color is due — six weeks, or what you set per service — a nudge to rebook. Skipped if they already have.
This is the whole tone: short, warm, yours.
A text that could not be sent — a wrong number, an opt-out, a carrier hiccup — appears in your book with a plain sentence about what happened and what to do. Not a client who quietly never turned up.
Two unconfirmed no-shows and the client is flagged. You decide whether flagged clients can still book online.
Not a dashboard. An appointment book — names loudest, the hour rules, a red line for now.
Name, service, time — on the calendar itself, never in a form that hides the day you're looking at.
Reschedule by dragging. The old reminders are canceled and the new ones scheduled, without you.
Eight entries a day readable on a phone in a bright room. It was built standing in one.
Every client's visits, notes and texts in one place. Search by name or number.
Durations, buffers, weekly hours and days away — and who does what, once there's more than one of you. Your booking page offers exactly this.
Your menu shows a price so clients know what to expect. Checkout is a total in your book; the card goes through whatever you already use.
Your own address. No app. No account.
yoursalon.miraglo.comClients tap a link from a text, pick a service and a time — and a stylist, if you have more than one — type a name and a phone number, and they're booked. The page carries your name and your photos. Ours is nowhere on it.
Every booking gets a private link to reschedule or cancel. No password to forget, nothing to install.
Keep the processor you have. No per-booking fee, no percentage, no card reader to buy, no payout schedule to learn. The booking is ours to fill. The sale is yours to take — however you take it.
Export from GlossGenius, import here: clients, numbers and past appointments arrive with their visit dates intact — so the first rebook nudge is right from day one. Other tools: we'll do it with you.
Built with a working San Diego stylist, standing in a bright salon, phone in hand. Solo chairs first; studios of two to ten next.
We would rather tell you what's coming than pretend it's here.
Books, reschedules and answers questions over text — with you approving each one until you choose to let it run. Fills cancellations from your waitlist.
Your Google Business Profile kept current, review replies drafted for you, and a map of where you rank across your neighborhood.
We're setting the number with the salons in the beta. It's published here before anyone pays.
Solo stylists first. A few at a time. We're onboarding with the salons who'll set the price, and we'd rather do it slowly than badly.