Barbuz/Tymos
Barbers see the day's schedule, clients book and pay from their phone, and the loyalty program counts haircuts on its own.
Why this exists
A barbershop lives on appointments. When the schedule sits in a notebook and on WhatsApp, slots go missing: two clients booked at the same time, no-shows nobody follows up on, barbers who don't know how much they made this month.
Barbuz is our own product. We built it to solve exactly this, and the decision to build it was ours.
Real screens from the system in use.
Every barber's week on one screen
Monthly calendar, a filter by barber and the week's appointments. Today's total, confirmed bookings and expected revenue right at the top.
How much came in today, as soon as you open it
Today's and this month's revenue, who's in the chair and what needs attention now: stalled inventory, pending payouts, memberships about to expire.
Clients book on their own
They open the link, pick a time and confirm. You don't stop mid-haircut to answer WhatsApp.
The same system, wherever you are.
See also.
- AppBov/TymosIn useRanchers log vaccinations and breeding from their phone, right at the corral, and track the ranch's finances on the computer.
- DiaêBuilt for a clientThe school teaches live classes, organizes courses and collects tuition in the same system. Students access everything through the app.
- Occlo/TymosIn useA schedule column for each dentist, patient records and treatment quotes in one place, and an assistant that answers patients on WhatsApp.
