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Book between sets, count ten-session passes, keep injuries and working weights on the client’s card.
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The phone rings mid-fade. Agree a time, tap the mic and say it once, and Appointic books the client and keeps a note of how they like it. From Standard, the client also gets a reminder in Telegram ahead of the visit.
Here as a client? I have an invitation code

You take the call on speaker and agree Saturday at eleven — with no hand free to write it down. By closing time, was it eleven or twelve?
A regular sits down and says “the usual”. Was it a two on the sides or a one and a half? A square neckline or a rounded one? With dozens of regulars, you start guessing.
Someone booked Saturday at eleven. At five past, it is clear they are not coming, and it is too late to give the hour to anyone else.
Tap the mic with your free hand and say “Mark, Saturday, eleven, haircut and beard.” A glance and a tap to confirm, and the booking is in your day before the client in the chair is done.
The guard number, the shape at the back, which way they part it, where the cowlick sits — on the client’s card, so “the usual” means the same thing every time.
Today and this week, with the free windows between cuts. When someone asks “anything this afternoon?”, the answer is already on the screen.
Clients get a reminder in Telegram ahead of the visit and confirm with one tap. Anyone who cannot make it cancels on their own, and that hour is free again. From Standard.
Last month’s takings, or this quarter’s so far: every cut and payment in one table, with a file ready for your accountant. In the web cabinet, on Pro.
“Mark on Saturday at eleven, haircut and beard. And a note for him: a number two on the sides, scissors on top, square neckline.”
Reminders to clients go out in Telegram, from Standard.
Nothing to start, and no card. You pay only once your chair is busy enough to make it worth it.
No. From Standard, the reminder comes in Telegram, and one tap confirms it. A regular who wants to see their next booking can join with the code you send them.
Yes, as long as the clients are yours. Appointic keeps one person’s book. A shop where several barbers share one schedule is not what Appointic is for.
No. You make every booking, by voice or in text, and from Standard the client gets a message in Telegram to confirm it. If their plans change, they can cancel on their own.
From Standard, the client gets a message in Telegram with the time, ahead of the visit. One tap confirms it. If they cannot come, they cancel, and you see the free hour in time to offer it to someone else.
On the client’s card. The guard number, the shape, the product they style with — write it once, and it is there the next time they sit down.

Book between sets, count ten-session passes, keep injuries and working weights on the client’s card.

Book with oil on your hands, keep a note on each client, let a course of sessions count itself.

Lesson packages parents pay for, notes on what each student covered, next week booked in one sentence.

The shade she had last time, a gap that fits brows, the next visit booked under the lamp.
Sign up and start the trial when you choose a plan. There’s no card, so nothing can be charged.