Glammy replaces appointment books, client records, and manual tracking with one all-in-one platform. Manage your schedule, access every client's history, process payments, and monitor your business in real time—all from your phone. * Appointment scheduling and calendar management * Automatic SMS appointment reminders * Client profiles with appointment history and loyalty tracking * POS and revenue tracking * Business analytics and performance dashboards * Employee and staff schedule management
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Hi everyone!
I'm excited to introduce **Glammy**, an all-in-one salon management platform built to help beauty professionals spend less time on administration and more time with their clients.
The idea came from seeing how many salons still relied on paper appointment books, spreadsheets, and manual reminders. Managing appointments, client histories, payments, inventory, and staff across multiple tools was time-consuming and often led to missed appointments and unnecessary stress.
With Glammy, everything is centralized in one place:
* 📅 Appointment scheduling
* 👩 Client profiles with history and loyalty tracking
* 💳 POS and revenue tracking
* 📦 Inventory management
* 📈 Business analytics
* 👥 Staff and schedule management
* 📲 Automatic SMS appointment reminders
Although Glammy was initially designed with beauty salons in mind, we're building it to become a modern, easy-to-use platform for salons everywhere.
I'd love to hear your thoughts:
* What feature would be most valuable for your salon?
* Is there anything missing that you'd expect from salon software?
Thanks for checking out Glammy and for supporting indie makers! ❤️
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Client history is the real lock-in – schedulers are a commodity, but "what formula did we use in March" is why a stylist never leaves. What's the migration path for someone with three years in a paper book? That first week is usually where salon software loses people.
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@aktivist Yes Indeed Client history is a huge selling point for Glammy. For the migration we would do it by phases so you start as soon as possible starting by concoting an excel sheet with last month's and next month's clients, so you can start using it and withing that month, it would give us time to populate you account with all your other clients.
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@rafik_belazouz Phased makes sense – and the part I'd put on the landing page is that you populate the account, not the salon. "We move your client history for you" kills the main objection better than any feature list, because the fear isn't the software, it's the evening of data entry. Do you handle that from photos of the paper book, or does it have to arrive as a spreadsheet?
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@aktivist We do handle that from the book, photos are sufficient. The goal is for the migration to be as smooth as possible.
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@rafik_belazouz Photos of the book is exactly the right answer – that's the sentence I'd put on the landing page, not the feature list. Good luck with the rollout.
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The SMS reminders alone are worth it, clients stopped ghosting my appointments since I switched. Clean interface, finally everything lives in one place instead of five different apps.
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@simge5mt4 Indeed SMS reminders are the most asked for funtionnality as it provide instant ROI.
Client history is the real lock-in – schedulers are a commodity, but "what formula did we use in March" is why a stylist never leaves. What's the migration path for someone with three years in a paper book? That first week is usually where salon software loses people.
@aktivist Yes Indeed Client history is a huge selling point for Glammy.
For the migration we would do it by phases so you start as soon as possible starting by concoting an excel sheet with last month's and next month's clients, so you can start using it and withing that month, it would give us time to populate you account with all your other clients.
@rafik_belazouz Phased makes sense – and the part I'd put on the landing page is that you populate the account, not the salon. "We move your client history for you" kills the main objection better than any feature list, because the fear isn't the software, it's the evening of data entry. Do you handle that from photos of the paper book, or does it have to arrive as a spreadsheet?
@aktivist We do handle that from the book, photos are sufficient.
The goal is for the migration to be as smooth as possible.
@rafik_belazouz Photos of the book is exactly the right answer – that's the sentence I'd put on the landing page, not the feature list. Good luck with the rollout.
The SMS reminders alone are worth it, clients stopped ghosting my appointments since I switched. Clean interface, finally everything lives in one place instead of five different apps.
@simge5mt4 Indeed SMS reminders are the most asked for funtionnality as it provide instant ROI.