Customer profiles
Keep a regular's usual cut on file so any barber on shift can pick up where the last visit left off.
Barbershops run on walk-ins as much as bookings. MyStudioWalker keeps the chair schedule honest and splits commission fairly across your barbers.
Customers book online or walk in — both land on the same live calendar, so nobody double-books a chair.
See it →02Flat, tiered, or per-category commission rates, split fairly across your barbers and calculated automatically.
See it →03Built for walk-in pace: a cut and a retail item rung up in seconds — cash, card, or QR — with the barber’s commission settled at the till.
See it →Keep a regular's usual cut on file so any barber on shift can pick up where the last visit left off.
Not a video. Drag an appointment to another barber or another time, then tap it to check the customer out — the two things a barbershop does fifty times a day, exactly as the real app does them.
Drag a booking to move it, or pull its bottom edge to make it longer. Two at once share the column. Tap one to check the customer out.
Ring up a walk-in here, or tap an appointment on the calendar above and check that customer out — both land on the same ticket. Every line carries the barber who did the work, so commission is settled at the till instead of reconstructed at month-end.
Tap a service or a product to start a ticket.
What they had last time, how many sessions are left on their package, how much credit sits on the account — all on one row, before they have taken their coat off.
8 customers
Short, medium, long — the same treatment quotes three different numbers. Software that can hold only one of them sends the real price list back to a whiteboard. Set the options once and the right one lands on the ticket.
8 services
Press and hold the handle to drag a card and reorder how services appear on your online booking page.
A cut is not one price. Set the options once and the right one lands on the ticket.
A room is the second thing an appointment needs, and the one most booking software forgets. Tick the rooms a service can be done in and the slot closes online the moment they are all taken — even with a barber standing free. At the front desk you can still book over it; you are just told first.
3 rooms · 2 services need one
Rooms limit how many appointments can run at once. Open a service and tick the rooms it can use — a service with no rooms ticked doesn't need one.
Tick every room this service can be done in. Leave all unticked if it doesn't need a room — only ticked services are limited by room availability.
An appointment takes a barber and a room. Both have to be free.
Sell ten sessions, or five hundred dollars of credit. Redemptions come off at checkout and expiry is tracked without anyone writing it in a book — which is where prepaid money usually goes missing.
3 active · 1 archived
Redemptions come off at checkout. Nobody has to remember how many are left.
A prepaid client is the one an owner argues with. Here the package pays the bill like any other method, the balance drops by one in front of them, and on the iPad they sign for it with a finger — so "I never used that session" has an answer instead of a raised voice.
The signature is filed against the payment line, so a disputed session has an answer.
A flat share of every service. A share that climbs once they pass a target. A different share per category. Or they rent the spot and you keep a cut. Set it once per person and the till does the arithmetic when the ticket closes — no spreadsheet open beside the software.
3 staff
Four schemes. Put each person on the one you actually agreed with them.
Whichever scheme a barber is on, the till works their cut out the moment the ticket closes.
Commission per barber, already worked out. A real profit and loss underneath it — takings, product cost, commission, rent, and what is actually left at the bottom.
This month · to date
| Staff | Profile | Service revenue | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| HA Hassan A. | Master · 45% | S$1245.00 | S$560.25 |
| DK Daniel Kim | Barber · 35% | S$625.00 | S$218.75 |
| AS Akira S. | Apprentice · 25% | S$280.00 | S$70.00 |
| Total | S$849.00 | ||
Flat, tiered or per-category rates. Every ticket updates this the moment it closes.
Stock comes off when something is sold off the shelf or used up on a client. The value on hand and the reorder list are the two numbers your accountant asks for and the two nobody wants to count by hand.
6 products · 1 low on stock
Birthdays, return-visit nudges, and a win-back for clients who have gone quiet. Write the rule once; the messages go out on their own, on the days you would have forgotten.
These run on their own once they are switched on — nobody has to open the app on the day.
These run on their own. Nobody opens the app to send a birthday code.
A price, a duration, who is free on Saturday — answered from your own menu, in your own prices, while you have both hands in someone’s hair. Then it takes the booking and puts it on the calendar, so the message that would have become a phone call at 9pm never does.
Takings so far today, what is still on the books, who is working, and what is waiting on you. This is the screen the app opens on, and most days it is the only one an owner needs.
Today's overview
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Prices in USD. Tax may apply.
Yes — walk-ins and online bookings share the same live calendar, so there's no double-booking a chair.
Yes — flat, tiered, or per-category rates, calculated automatically on every ticket.
Yes — customer profiles carry notes visible to whichever barber picks them up next.
Yes — the POS is on every plan, and it is built for walk-in pace. Ring up a cut and a retail item in seconds, record how the customer paid, and the barber’s commission is settled at the till rather than at month-end.
Setting up takes an afternoon — add your services and staff, set your hours, and you can take a booking the same day. There is nothing to install and no IT knowledge needed. The POS is deliberately simple, so a new barber can ring a customer up on their first shift; our entry plan is called Solo Simple for exactly that reason.
Yes — 14 days, no credit card required.
14 days free. No credit card. Bring your data — or start fresh. We’ll have you taking bookings before lunch.