A booking app and a bookable portfolio for beauty and grooming pros. Every post a barber, stylist, braider or nail tech shares is bookable, so their work is their storefront. Clients find the right chair and book a time, and the pro runs the whole week and the money from one place.
Real screens from the live app. Swipe.
StylBar Connexion is live on the web today, running under its own brand and its own domain, with a native iOS app on the way. Open it and book a chair.
Open StylBar Connexion →A barber or a braider running their own chair lives on the work they post. But the post sits on one app, the booking lives on another, the prices are in a note, and the money is worked out at the end of the week by hand.
The salon systems built to fix that assume a front desk and a receptionist. An independent pro does not have either. They needed the opposite: their work and their booking in the same place, so the thing a client falls in love with is the thing they tap to book.
The ask: make every post bookable, and give the pro one place to run the whole chair.
Photos and reels of the actual work, and every single one is a button that books the person who did it.
A directory of barbers, stylists, braiders, locticians and nail techs, by city, specialty and who is open now.
The pro's real menu, real prices and open slots. A client picks a service and a time and it is done.
Prices, the week, earnings today and this month, a booking link, referrals, and an assistant that fills slow days.
On most apps a beauty pro posts the work in one place and hopes it drives a DM, then a back and forth, then maybe a booking somewhere else. Every step loses people.
StylBar collapses it to one tap. The reel is the storefront. A client sees the fade or the set they want, taps the post, picks a time, and they are in the chair. The work sells itself and books itself, and the pro never leaves the app to run any of it.