A nails booking app that fills your chair, not your chat

An hour-long gel pedicure slot that goes empty on a Saturday is S$48 you can't sell twice. Add the time spent replying to 'any slots this week?', clients who book a manicure and ask for a pedicure on the day, and refills that slip because nobody followed up, and a home studio loses hours every week.

Pick Nails and your menu starts with a gel manicure at S$38 for 45 minutes, with add-ons for nail art (+S$10) or removing old gel (+S$8), a classic manicure at S$25 for 30 minutes, a gel pedicure at S$48 for an hour and a gel removal at S$12 for 20 minutes. Change the prices to yours and add photos of your sets.

Clients can add another service to the same visit, such as a gel pedicure straight after the manicure, and only times that fit both are shown. Add a gap after each appointment, say 10 minutes to clean and sterilise, and choose how often start times appear, such as every 15 minutes.

Give a service a deposit, such as S$10 on a gel set. The client pays it on the next screen, by PayNow QR or card online, and the booking is confirmed once it's paid. An unpaid booking holds its time for 2 hours, then the slot goes back on your page.

With your own SMS or email account connected, clients get a reminder the day before. They can move or cancel from their link up to the notice you set. Once a deposit is paid, they ask you instead. If they don't come, mark a no-show and the deposit is kept as your fee; if they cancel, you choose to keep or refund it.

Clients see their past visits and can tap Book again. For a regular who comes every two weeks, book her repeats for the next few months in one go. After each visit, a review request goes out the same way, and tips can be offered with the bill. Keep private notes such as prefers short almond or allergic to acrylic. When a client asks for prices in a chat, send your booking link: every service, add-on and price is on it. On Business, each nail tech has their own hours, and clients can pick who they book with.