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Salon operations, from Artie AI

More time for the human side of your salon.

Millie is built to bring your salon’s work into focus: what needs attention, why it matters, and what you can hand over.

Let’s talk about your salonFind your part of it

Which parts of this are yours?

Most owners hold several. Look at one, switch to another, and come back to the whole salon whenever you like. Nothing to sign up for.

Showing the whole salon

The whole salon, this morning

Illustration, invented people and details

The business

Afternoons after 3 keep running quiet while mornings fill well ahead.

The team

Noor has an hour open at 2:15. Priya, on the waitlist, fits.

Clients

Marguerite usually books every six weeks. It has been nine. A note to her is drafted.

Stock

The leave-in conditioner is down to two bottles. Four clients who buy it are booked in the next two weeks.

Behind the chair

Helena’s color is at 1:00. Tessa has her notes before she sits down.

Keep It

“I’ll take it from here.” Millie gives you the context and steps back.

Shape It

“Edit and match.” You adjust the recommendation, then decide who carries it out.

Hand It Over

“Let Millie handle it.” For the tasks she supports. She tells you when it is done.

One place for

Appointments / Rescheduling / Waitlist / Client Context / Stock / Team Development / Business Insight

A salon owner listens at eye level to a seated client while a colorist holds color swatches beside them in a working salon.
Illustrative scene with AI-generated people

Room to think. Time to be in the room.

The decisions took a few minutes. The rest of the morning goes where you want it: the consultation you meant to sit in on, a new stylist’s first color, the client who has been with you for years.

It’s one business. It should be one picture.

A change in one place moves three others. That is why the schedule, the waitlist, your clients and your stock belong together.

  1. A client

    Colette moves Friday’s cut to next week.

  2. The schedule

    Odette’s Friday 10:00 opens up.

  3. The waitlist

    Anneliese has been waiting for a Friday morning with Odette.

  4. You

    Offer it to Anneliese? Say yes, change it, or leave it.

Where Millie is today

Millie is in testing and is not generally available. The examples on this page show what she is built to do.

Built and in testing

  • Bookings and Schedule. Openings, team capacity, new appointments, and the effect of a late arrival.
  • Waitlist. Which waiting clients fit an opening, and why.
  • Stock. Reorder suggestions and a draft purchase order. Millie does not place orders with suppliers.
  • Team Learning. Assigned learning and practice, with feedback on each attempt.
  • Owner Insights. Cards on clients, revenue, products, providers, stock and scheduling.

Not available yet

The overview as one assembled page, marketing outreach, and the Retail vs Service report.

Less to carry. More of the part only you can do.

Tell us how your salon runs today and which of these jobs land on you. We’ll show you what Millie would bring to your morning.

Let’s talk about your salon