Every request, makeable. Because they designed inside your kit.
The worst client message is a screenshot of something you cannot do with the products on your desk. Nailly's Artist Kit fixes that at the source: you define your tools, colours and techniques once, and your clients design within them.
What goes in your kit
- The colours you stock
- The finishes you offer: glossy, chrome, glazed, milky, matte
- The techniques you do
- Kit-match warnings before a client sends a design
- Kit summary shown on your artist profile
- Update it anytime as your stock changes
Your kit is the canvas
In your studio settings you set up your kit: the colours you stock, the finishes you offer — chrome, glazed, milky, matte — and the techniques you actually do. It takes a few minutes and it is always yours to update.
From then on, when a linked client designs a set for you, the studio nudges them toward what your kit supports. They are still fully creative — they are just being creative inside your real capabilities.
A guard before every send
If a client's design drifts outside your kit — a finish you do not carry, a technique you do not offer — Nailly flags it before the design is sent to you, so the conversation starts honest. No more quoting a set, then discovering the accent nail needs a product you have never stocked.
Your kit summary is also visible on your profile, so even new clients browsing your work understand what your chair offers before they ask.
Fewer back-and-forths, better appointments
When every incoming design is makeable, the conversation moves straight to the things that matter: timing, price, and the small refinements that make the set yours. Consultations get shorter, quotes get more accurate, and nobody sits down to a surprise.
Combined with Salon Mode — which shows the exact per-finger recipe during the appointment — the kit closes the loop from “client has an idea” to “set is done, exactly as designed.”
See it before you book it.
Nailly is coming to the App Store for the United States and Canada.