Nails
Built for the pace of a nail salon.
Stations that should not collide, services from 45 to 90 minutes, a lot of cash, and an owner who still closes. That is not a marketplace “resource.” It is the day.
One column per technician, not a pile
María’s Gel X at 10 in Ana’s station. Paula’s pedicure at 11 with Meli. A fill at 13. Personal view shows the floor the way you see it when you look up.
The Gel X ticket is not a 2:20pm argument
Service price, add-ons, tip, and payment method come from checkout on the appointment. Ana’s commission is tied to that checkout. You stop reconstructing “who did the 10am set” over WhatsApp.
Cash, terminal, and the drawer
Nail salons mix tender types all day. Close tells you expected cash; you count; the variance is not hidden in a spreadsheet.
Loyalty that is not a punch card in a drawer
Stamps and tier in Apple Wallet. The Gel X client sees 7/10 on her phone. The desk does not hunt for a card.