For the stylist who runs the whole show

Your chair should be busy.

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.

You keep your card processor. We take no cut of what you make.
Built with a working San Diego stylist · Solo chairs first · Studios of 2–10 next
THU · SEP 17
Today4 booked · 3 inked
9:00
Mia R.
Balayage + Cut · 2h
INKED ✓
11:30
Danielle O.
Root Touch-up · 1h 30
INKED ✓
1:30
Jordan K.
Blow-dry · 45m
REMINDER SENT
3:00
Priya S.
Gloss · 1h
PENCILED IN
Hi Mia! You're booked at Studio Ada: Balayage + Cut on Thu at 9:00 AM. Reply C to confirm.
C
Penciled in means unconfirmed. Inked means they said yes.

Six texts per appointment. You send none of them.

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.

01

Booked

A confirmation the moment it lands, with a link to move or cancel — so they never have to call.

02

Confirmed

Two days out, then one. They reply C, and the entry inks itself in your book.

03

Reminded

Two hours before, a short "see you at 2:00". Skipped if it would land too early.

04

The visit

You do the work. Mark it complete in one tap. No text here — this part is yours.

05

Asked

A few hours later: "How did we do?" with your Google review link. You see who followed it.

06

Brought back

When the color is due — six weeks, or what you set per service — a nudge to rebook. Skipped if they already have.

Your salon → client
Hi Mia! You're booked at Studio Ada: Balayage + Cut on Thu, Sep 17 at 9:00 AM. Reply C to confirm.
C
Later that week
Hi Mia, thanks for coming in to Studio Ada. How did we do?

The texts, verbatim.

This is the whole tone: short, warm, yours.

What you see, not what you guess.

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.

No-shows, without the policy speech.

Two unconfirmed no-shows and the client is flagged. You decide whether flagged clients can still book online.

A day you can read from across the room.

Not a dashboard. An appointment book — names loudest, the hour rules, a red line for now.

Pencil someone in, in three taps

Name, service, time — on the calendar itself, never in a form that hides the day you're looking at.

Drag to move

Reschedule by dragging. The old reminders are canceled and the new ones scheduled, without you.

Day or week, phone or laptop

Eight entries a day readable on a phone in a bright room. It was built standing in one.

Your clients, with history

Every client's visits, notes and texts in one place. Search by name or number.

Services, hours, time off

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.

Prices shown, never charged

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.

The booking page

Your own address. No app. No account.

yoursalon.miraglo.com

Clients 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.

Studio AdaBook an appointment

Choose a service

Balayage + CutColor · Cut · Finish · 2h
Root Touch-upColor · Finish · 1h 30
GlossTreatment · 1h

Pick a time

9:0011:301:303:004:30
Then a name and a phone number. That's the whole form.
Your money

We never touch it.

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.

SquareStripeElavonCashVenmoZelleWhatever you use today
Moving over

Bring your clients with you.

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 for independents

Made behind a chair.

Built with a working San Diego stylist, standing in a bright salon, phone in hand. Solo chairs first; studios of two to ten next.

What's next

Being built. Not in the beta yet.

We would rather tell you what's coming than pretend it's here.

Penciled in

A receptionist that texts back

Books, reschedules and answers questions over text — with you approving each one until you choose to let it run. Fills cancellations from your waitlist.

Penciled in

Getting found locally

Your Google Business Profile kept current, review replies drafted for you, and a map of where you rank across your neighborhood.

Simple by design

One monthly price. That's the whole model.

Solo

For one chair
$    / month
  • Online booking + the six texts
  • Client history, notes & search
  • No per-booking fee
  • No contract — cancel any month

Studio

For two to ten of you
$    / month
  • Everything in Solo
  • One shared book — who does what
  • No percentage of sales — we never see them
  • Texting included

We're setting the number with the salons in the beta. It's published here before anyone pays.

Miraglo

Ask for a beta invite.

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.

Chairs

Used only to send your invite. No newsletter.