Barbershops
Every chair busy. Nobody at the counter.
Walk-ins and bookings on the same board. Who is in the chair, who is next, and what each barber is owed at the end of it.
What changes
A cut is a chair, a barber and an hour
Yolura holds all three together, so a walk-in never takes a chair that is already spoken for.
Walk-ins are first class
Someone arriving without a booking goes on the board the same way a booking does. The day stays honest either way.
A chair is a resource
Chairs and stations are bookable things with their own calendar. Two barbers cannot take the same one at the same hour.
Commission without arguments
What each barber did, and what each barber is owed, comes off the appointment record rather than off memory.
The day
Six barbers.
One board.
Everyone sees the same queue — who is cutting, who is free, and how long the wait actually is.
Shifts and breaks in one place- Walk-ins drop into the first real gap
- Commission adds up as the day runs
Put the notebook down this week.
Set up your chairs and your barbers, share the link, and let the board keep itself.