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Client book for nail techs
One pair of hands, a full diary and a phone full of photos that mean nothing three months later. This keeps the day and the client history in the same place: who is in the chair, who is next, what she had last time and what it earned you once the product came off.
One toolFrom $38Works on every deviceYours forever
What it keeps track of
- Today's appointments, and the gap before the next one
- Each client's sets, shapes, colours and timings
- Photos of every set, kept on the appointment
- Takings per appointment, minus product and overheads
- What a service has to cost to hit the money you want
Who buys it
- Nail technicians working solo
- Home-studio and mobile nail techs
- Gel, acrylic and BIAB specialists
- Small nail salons with one or two seats
- Lash and brow artists who also do nails
The tool
Free to read
Before you buy anything
- 2 min readWhat to write down after a nail clientThe notes that make a rebook easy, the ones that protect you, and how long a set really lasted — from a record that takes ninety seconds to fill in.
- 3 min readWhat to keep in a hair stylist's client recordsFormulas, patch tests, photos and what she spent — the record a chair actually needs, why the paper card keeps failing, and how to move a book of clients across without losing a Saturday.
- 5 min readWhat to post as a lash or brow artist to fill your booksBefore-and-afters alone will not fill a week. Here is what lash and brow artists should post instead, how to photograph work so the retention actually shows, and the three posts that turn a follower into a booking.
- 3 min readHow to stop no-shows without charging everyone a depositWhy people miss appointments, the four changes that fix most of it, and how to write a deposit policy that keeps clients rather than scaring them off.
- 3 min readHow to photograph nails so the work actually showsHand position, the light that kills chrome, why your photos look yellow, and the three shots to take at the end of every set — in under a minute.
What buying one means
How it works
- 1
Pick a set
Instagram sets for spas, therapy practices and coaches — posts, stories and covers that already match.
- 2
Open in Canva
You get template links. One click copies the whole set into your own Canva account — the free plan is enough.
- 3
Swap and post
Drop in your photos and logo, change two colours. A month of content is ready in an afternoon.
Not quite your trade?
Cherry Feed has sets for spas, clinics, salons, coaches, studios and readers — and apps and spreadsheets for running the business behind them.