The minutes a service takes

Writing a short cut and a colour as the same length swells the day.

Each service has its own minutes. The calendar holds that long, and the next client does not stack on top.

What it is for The client picks a service, looks 30 days ahead, and the stylist’s hour locks. Hours stacked by phone sit on one calendar.

How it sits A day off and a full hour are visible. A second client is not written onto the same chair. SalonLab is written for hair and beauty.

Where it breaks The minutes a service takes. An email goes out as the hour nears. From a link the client confirms, cancels or moves it. Empty surprises at the door shrink.

What to do SalonLab is for a hair and beauty salon. The booking, the stylist and the book sit on one calendar. It opens for 30 days with no card.