Nail artist Vivi runs her studio on her own. When a client books a time, it goes on her Calendar with a reminder so she can get ready early. Each client's favorite colors and how sensitive they are go in a private note. After each client, she logs the income, and at the end of the month she opens Yearly to see how much she made.
Beauty Professionals
Bookings, client preferences, and income, all on one phone
Features you'll use
Book clients with the Calendar
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Tap + at the bottom center and choose "Event".

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Enter the client's name and service (for example, "Ms. Wang gel manicure"), then pick a time.
Screenshot comingAdd Event page with client and service filled in - 3
Choose LINE or Instagram under "External Contacts" and enter the client's account (if they don't use 24h yet).
Screenshot comingExternal Contacts on the Add Event page - 4
Choose "Remind Me", then tap the check mark at the top right to save.
Screenshot comingClient event in the Calendar day view
If a client adds you as a friend on 24h, you can invite them directly. Once they accept, the event goes on both Calendars.
Private notes and preference tags
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Tap the client's profile, then tap "Private Note".
Screenshot comingFriend profile, with "Private Note" highlighted - 2
Choose the friend category "Clients".
Screenshot comingCategories on the private note page - 3
Enter custom labels like "sensitive", "likes nude tones", or "thin nails".
Screenshot comingCustom labels on the private note page - 4
Enter a note and tap the check mark at the top right to save. Only you can see it.
Screenshot comingNote field on the private note page
Track income with Expenses
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Tap + at the bottom center, choose "Expenses", then choose "Income".

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Enter the amount, and type a new category like "Nails" or "Lashes" right in the category field.

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Tap "Expenses" in "Me", tap "Analysis" at the top right, and switch to the "Yearly" tab to see income for each month.

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Tap a month to see that month's details by category.
Screenshot comingCategory details in Yearly
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