The rebooking, before the drift.
A gel set quietly announces its own deadline: around three weeks, every client either rebooks with you or starts noticing other people's chairs. Refill reminders make sure that window is yours.
How reminders work
- Tracks each client's last set from your bookings
- Nudges you as sets reach the ~3-week refill window
- One-tap invite to bring the client back
- Notifications are local to your device, always optional
- Works with waitlists and notes in one flow
The three-week window
Nail growth is wonderfully predictable — roughly three millimetres a month, which is why most sets look their best for about three weeks. After that, the gap at the cuticle does your competitors' marketing for them.
Nailly knows when each client's set was done, because the booking happened in your studio. When a set approaches the refill window, you get the nudge — not a generic “engage your audience” prompt, but this client, this set, due about now.
One tap from reminder to rebooking
From the reminder, invite the client back with a tap. They already have their design in the app, you already have their notes and history, and the conversation starts from “ready for your refill?” instead of silence.
It is the follow-up every good artist means to do and busy weeks erase. Nailly just refuses to forget.
Retention is the quiet superpower
New clients are expensive — they come from posting, promotions and luck. Returning clients come from good work plus a timely nudge. An artist who keeps even a few more clients on a steady three-week cycle has built a calendar that fills itself.
Reminders are generated locally on your device and you control them entirely — every notification category can be switched off in settings.
See it before you book it.
Nailly is coming to the App Store for the United States and Canada.