Nita, the salon AI assistant for Canadian salons that asks before she acts
A guest opens your booking page at ten at night with a question, and either gets an answer or goes somewhere else. Nita gives the answer, from your own menu, prices and policy, offers times that are really free and takes the booking. During the day she helps you instead: who is overdue, what to post, which service pays best. Anything that reaches a client waits for you.
Meet her in a 14-day trialA conversation on your booking page
This part is free, and it is switched on with one tick.
Asked
“How much is a gel fill, and how long?”
Nita answers from your own service menu, in Canadian dollars, with the length you set. She never invents a price, a policy or a service you do not offer.
Timed
“Anything Saturday morning?”
She reads the same availability the booking form reads and replies with real times as buttons. A time she offers is one the form would accept.
Booked
Tap a time, leave a name and an email
The appointment is in your diary like any other. If the service needs a deposit, she sends the guest to pay it rather than skipping your policy.
Language
In the guest's own words
She replies in the language the guest writes in. A client who asks in French is answered in French, even though the page around the conversation is in English.
What she does for you, the owner
Ask Nita a question about your own salon and the answer costs no credits. Each morning there is a short list of clients past their usual return date, with the reason written out, and it costs nothing because it is a query over your own bookings, not a model call.
When you want something written, she writes it: an Instagram caption or a Facebook post for the goal you pick, from your own services and prices, for 2 credits, with the figure on the button first. And if you track what your services use from the shelf, she tells you in a plain sentence which service leaves you more per appointment.
Where her permissions end
An assistant you cannot predict is one you will never switch on. So the lines are fixed, and they are the same for every salon.
Routine messages, on her own
Booking confirmations and reminders, review requests and birthday messages go out without you pressing anything, once you have set them up.
Anything new waits for you
A rebooking nudge, an offer of tomorrow's free hour, a deposit priced for a booking: she prepares each one and stops. You press send.
Some things never
She does not refund, change a price or delete anything, on any plan. Those stay with a person.
Everything written down
Each action is logged with what she did and why, so you can read back any day and see exactly what happened.
What Nita is not
Plainly, so you can decide whether she is worth the tick.
- Not a phone receptionist here
- She works on your booking page and in your admin. The AI that answers a salon's phone line is not offered to Canadian salons yet.
- Not better than your menu
- She knows what you have written down. A service with no length, or a policy you never typed, is a question she cannot answer well.
- Not a replacement for your judgment
- The overdue list and the risk scores are suggestions. You know that one client is away for the winter; she does not.
- Not on the booking page by default
- The box starts unticked. Until you tick it, guests see the booking form without her.
One big switch
Pause Nita and she stops straight away: no confirmation dialog, no ticket to raise. Nothing is lost, your credits stay where they are, and switching her back on is one press.
In Canada, the marketing emails she sends or prepares — a birthday offer, a rebooking nudge — obey the same rule as your campaigns: a marketing message goes only to a client who has visited in the last 2 years or gave express consent, and never to one who unsubscribed.
Questions about Nita
Is Nita free?
Answering guests on your booking page, taking their bookings, answering your questions about your salon and the daily overdue list are free. Writing a post uses 2 credits, and pictures cost more; each price is on the button.
Can she book an appointment by herself?
Yes, when a guest picks one of the free times she offers and leaves a name and an email. If the service needs a deposit, she sends the guest to pay it first.
Will she message my clients without asking me?
Only the routine messages you have set up, such as reminders and review requests. Anything new, like a rebooking nudge or an offer of a free time, waits for you to press send.
Does she speak French?
She answers in the language the guest writes in, so yes. The rest of the booking page is in English for a Canadian salon.
How do I stop her?
Press pause. She stops at once, nothing you paid for is lost, and one press turns her back on.
Tick the box and see what guests ask
Switch Nita on for your booking page during the trial and read the conversations at the end of the week. You will learn what your menu does not yet say.