Bella Flow
iPhone · External beta

Know what you made today.

For the people doing the work.

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Bella Flow Today screen showing the money made today, with weekly goal progress

You worked all day. What did you actually make?

Not the salon's number. Yours. Log each client as you go and Bella Flow pulls out the split, keeps the tips to the side, and adds up your pay period while you are still working.

Nothing to reconstruct at midnight. And when payday lands, you have your own record to hold it up against.

Service price entry showing the commission split: a service total, your percentage, and your cut

Your cut, after the split.

Adding a tip to a service, kept separate from the service price

Tips stay yours.

Earnings screen showing the current pay period totaled with a services breakdown

Your pay period, done.

A hairstylist leaning in to consult with a seated client at the start of an appointment

The salon's software is for the owner.

Bella Flow is for the person doing the work.

Your book. And nobody can take it from you.

The front desk books your whole day and somehow never tells you what is in it.

So keep your own book. Adding an appointment takes a few seconds. You open the app and today's clients are just there. When someone sits down, one tap logs it. When they do not show, one tap says so, and your day stays honest instead of aspirational.

Your clients never see any of this. It is your book, not booking software.

Want a heads-up? You get one rundown the night before and one the morning of. That is the whole thing. It is not going to buzz you for every name on the list.

And when you need to send a quick see you today or running late, it drops the message into your own texts and steps back. You hit send. Bella Flow never talks to your clients for you.

Add appointment screen with a client name, a Today, Tomorrow, or Pick a day choice, and a calendar
Your people

Regulars don't quit on you. They just quietly stop coming.

And you don't clock it until the chair has been cold a while. Bella Flow watches the gaps for you. It picks up that someone usually comes in about every two weeks, and when they fall behind their own habit, they turn up on a short Been a while list.

Five people, tops. The ones actually worth a text.

Your people list with a Been a while shelf surfacing a client who usually comes in about every two weeks
Rebooking

The easiest appointment to book is the one you set before they stand up.

Everybody knows that. Almost nobody does it, because the moment is gone by the time you are up at the front. So the second you log a client, Book next is sitting right there. Set it while they still have the cape on.

Today screen with a Logged toast showing a Book next option right after a client is logged
Photos

They text you a picture of exactly what they want. By Friday it is buried under three hundred others.

Pin it to their page instead. What they sent, the work you did, whatever you will want in front of you next time they are in.

The photos stay in your own library. Nothing gets uploaded, anywhere, ever.

A client page showing their history, next appointment, and a row of saved photos
An empty barbershop at the end of the day, warm sconce lights and a vintage chair in the foreground
A stylist at the station, sitting quietly with a phone at the end of a shift

It's your money. It stays on your phone.

No account. No login. No copy of your year sitting on somebody's server. It backs up through your own iCloud, and you can pull everything out whenever you feel like it.

Working somewhere with eyes over your shoulder? Ghost mode hides every number with one tap.

In English, Vietnamese, and Spanish.

From beta members

I finally know what I made before I leave work.

Nail tech

The salon shorted me almost $200 one pay period. I had every service logged, so it was a short conversation.

Barber

I stopped trying to remember everything later that night.

Stylist

Early access.

Bella Flow is in beta. It is real, people use it every day, and some of it is still getting shaped by them.

Get in and tell us what is broken. Right now that is honestly the most useful thing you can do.

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