Out in the open

What we have built. And what is still missing.

We are new. Instead of reviews that do not exist yet, we show you the build log — dated, with no gaps.

Status. Public since 30 September 2026. New salons try it free for 30 days; the demo at /studio/demo shows the booking flow without signing up.

Built

  1. Instant alerts on your phone

    • A new booking, cancellation or reschedule now pops up on your phone right away — in addition to the email, in the device's language. Turn it on under Settings; on iPhone via “Add to Home Screen”.
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  2. Nine languages and moving over without retyping

    • Website, salon area and account emails in German, English, Greek, Serbian, Turkish, Polish, Romanian, Russian and Ukrainian. The client booking page speaks 19 languages.
    • Moving over: bring clients from your old provider's export or straight from your phone contacts, paste in your price list — or upload your files and let us transfer them for free.
    • Serbia as the 32nd country, with dinars and Serbian public holidays.
    • Trade pages, comparisons, price lists, commission calculator and guides in Greek and Serbian too.
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  3. Bookry is live

    • Its own address bookry.de, emails from bookings@mail.bookry.de — with a new, clear layout and a button instead of a text link.
    • Plan & billing in the salon area: subscribe by card or SEPA direct debit, and handle invoices, plan changes and cancellation yourself.
    • 30 days of the Studio plan free, no card needed. Book during the trial and you only pay when it ends.
    • Clients can move their appointment themselves; the salon adds phone bookings and breaks with one tap.
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  4. Pricing, trades and an honest comparison

    • A page of its own per trade: nail, beauty, lashes and brows, hair, massage, foot care — each with the service catalogue we set up for you.
    • Full plan comparison, three plans side by side. Anything not built yet is marked “planned”.
    • A comparison with marketplace and software models, with dated sources for the commission rates.
    • The English version is complete: registration, sign-in, contact and all legal texts.
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  5. Notifications and email delivery

    • The owner is notified on booking and cancellation — in the language of her salon, in all eighteen.
    • The client's inbox shows the salon name as the sender, not an anonymous “booking”.
    • Separate sender subdomains for appointment mail and future marketing, so one list can never damage other salons' confirmations.
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  6. Accessibility and data protection

    • A visible keyboard focus everywhere, including on filled buttons where it used to be invisible.
    • Every control at least 24 pixels tall, a skip link to the content, error messages announced to screen readers.
    • The Article 28 data processing agreement is public, with sub-processors and technical measures.
    • Concrete retention periods instead of “as long as necessary”, and the privacy notice where the data is collected.
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  7. A demo without signing up

    • At /studio/demo the whole booking flow can be clicked through, right to the confirmation.
    • The free slots are not invented: working hours, holidays, lead time and taken appointments run through the same calculation as for real salons.
    • No appointment is saved and no email goes out. That is said on the page, not in the small print.
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  8. Europe and languages

    • Eighteen languages for clients, including Arabic right to left.
    • Thirty-one countries with time zone, currency and public holidays, resolved down to the region.
    • The Orthodox Easter date, the Swiss apostrophe as a thousands separator, the Greek twelve-hour clock.
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  9. The salon area

    • A day calendar with a column per team member, combined appointments, holidays and a now line.
    • Skills per team member and automatic assignment of each appointment to the right person.
    • A client record with history and notes that surface at the appointment.
    • A visit rhythm per client: anyone who usually comes regularly and is overdue lands on a list of their own, with a ready-written message to send.
    • A command palette, a light and a dark appearance, a setup checklist.
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  10. The beginning

    • The booking flow, team calendar and service management lifted out of the daily work of a real nail salon and made multi-tenant.
    • Ready-made service catalogues for six trades, so nobody faces a blank form.
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Next

In this order, without promising dates.

  1. 1Come-back reminder, automaticThe overdue list already exists, with a ready-written message to send. Next, that message can go out on its own if you want — individually, never as a newsletter.
  2. 2Reminders by SMSFor clients who do not read email. Comes with the Team plan.
  3. 3Your own sender domainMail then comes from the salon's own domain instead of ours. Needs two DNS records at the salon.
  4. 4Deposits and late-cancellation feesThe law differs in every country. It will be a module you can switch off, so salons in countries with strict rules can leave it out.

We deliberately name no dates. A missed date costs more trust than a named one ever buys.