Out of your DMs. Into a studio.
Requests in Instagram DMs, dates in a paper diary, the design itself in a screenshot somewhere — that is how double-bookings and no-shows happen. Nailly gives every request a home and every booking a status.
In your studio
- Claims and client requests in one inbox
- The full design attached to every request
- Chat and quote in the same thread
- Clear booking statuses, set by you
- Optional add-to-calendar for booked appointments
- Booking history per client
Requests that arrive complete
Whether it is a linked client sending a set from your kit or a design you claimed from the city board, a Nailly request arrives as the actual design — layers, finishes, per-finger art — plus a chat with the person who wants it.
You are quoting a real, fully-specified set from the first message. The consultation happens before the conversation, inside the design itself.
Statuses you control
Every booking moves through clear statuses — from claimed, to quoted, to booked, to done — set by you, visible where you need them. Your dashboard shows what is claimed and what is coming, scoped to your own work.
If you use a calendar, booked appointments can be added to your own device calendar too. Nailly never reads your existing events — it only adds what you tell it to.
A record that builds your business
Finished bookings become history: which client, which design, when. That history is what powers refill reminders and your private client notes — and it is yours, in your studio, not scattered across chat apps.
The point is not software for its own sake. It is walking into every appointment knowing exactly what you are making, for whom, and what comes next.
See it before you book it.
Nailly is coming to the App Store for the United States and Canada.