Full book, backup plan.
When you are good, demand outruns your calendar. The difference between a stressful cancellation and a painless one is knowing exactly who is waiting for your chair — that is what a real waitlist is for.
Waitlist essentials
- A list of clients waiting for your chair
- Each entry carries the design they want
- Message a waiting client directly when a slot opens
- Lives inside your studio, next to bookings
- No separate tool or spreadsheet to maintain
Who is waiting, for what
Nailly keeps your waitlist inside your studio, next to your requests and bookings. When someone wants in and your book is full, they go on the list — with their design already attached, because this is Nailly and the design always comes first.
That detail matters: when a slot opens, you are not just choosing the next name. You can see what each waiting client wants and slot in a set that fits the time you suddenly have.
Cancellations become openings
A Tuesday-afternoon cancellation used to mean refreshing your DMs and posting a story hoping someone bites. With a waitlist, it means opening the list, picking the client whose set fits the gap, and messaging them directly in the app.
No public scramble, no discount panic — just the next person who already wanted the appointment.
Part of one flow, not another app
The waitlist is not a separate tool to maintain. It lives in the same studio as your kit, your requests, your booking statuses and your client notes, and it feeds the same history. One place, one flow, from “I want this set” to “sit down, let's do it.”
See it before you book it.
Nailly is coming to the App Store for the United States and Canada.