Maya & Jordan
A stylist and a barber, each with their own eligible services and chair. Fictional profiles, shared operational rules.
Keyboard and text always work. Voice is optional and not connected.
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A more connected kind of studio
Your service. Your professional. A time that fits. See how a salon or barbershop can bring the little details together.
This is a generic demonstration, not a real salon. Changes stay in this tab and reset on reload.
A client books with a stylist, the team welcomes them, and a return visit is proposed. Enable JavaScript to explore the layers.
A service for your next chapter
Sample services and prices. Choose a service to explore the booking flow.
A stylist and a barber, each with their own eligible services and chair. Fictional profiles, shared operational rules.
Choose a quieter visit preference and accessible display settings. Assistance requests are never treated as a diagnosis.
Services, brand, staff, resources, and policies come from the business bundle. Real providers can be bound later.
Client experience / simulated role
Choose a sample client, service, and time on our fictional demo day. Review before confirming.
Ask naturally · bounded text demo
Start with a day. I’ll ask which service you need before checking duration and the professional. No AI provider or live calendar is connected.
Two-minute demo hold. If it expires, choose an available time again. No deposit or payment.
Join the sample waitlist. Staff acceptance is not a guaranteed appointment.
Team experience / simulated staff role
The same appointments, now viewed by the team. These role controls are a demonstration—not real staff authentication.
Book with notification consent to test this. A failed notice does not lose the appointment. No real messages are sent.
The payment channel is deliberately unbound. No card details, charges, tips, deposits, or refunds.
Business model / inspectable sandbox
Public knowledge, declared capabilities, business rules, and shared state. Different surfaces; one workflow.
Explore nine salon and barbershop layers: client identity, services, resources, booking, front desk, checkout, communications, evidence, and accessibility.
This browser executor models the contract. Production requires an authenticated, business-controlled server, durable storage, and deployment evidence.