Clients
Your whole book, sorted by who spends the most. Every client carries their visit count, what they have spent, what they still owe, and their number a tap away from a call.

Clients, payments, staff, services and packages — the things a salon actually runs on, in one place at the counter. Kresona Partner manages the studio; Kresona Book is the client app that comes with it, so appointments fill themselves in.

Not a booking widget with a business bolted on. Kresona starts from the things you deal with every day — who your clients are, what they owe, who worked on them, and what you charge — and the appointment book comes with it.
Your whole book, sorted by who spends the most. Every client carries their visit count, what they have spent, what they still owe, and their number a tap away from a call.

Bills with discounts and coupons, part payments, dues you can chase from one screen, and the cash-versus-online split for any range you pick.

Who is on the floor, what they earn, how long they have been doing this. Every bill records who served the client, so the work stays attributable years later.

A ready-made menu on day one, priced in minutes. A unisex studio keeps men and women as separate lists, because they are separate prices and separate times.

Bundle the services that sell together and set one discount. The app works out the saving and shows the struck-through price the way a client expects to see it.

Run an offer for everyone, or send one client a coupon code that works once and expires when you say. The bill validates it at the counter — no honour system.



Most salon software can raise a bill. The hard part is the money afterwards: the half-paid bill, the client who said they'd settle next time, the ₹500 that came by UPI and the ₹200 in cash. Kresona is built around that.
Services, packages or a custom line; a discount or a coupon code; who served the client. Every rupee is stored exactly — nothing is rounded on the way in or out.
Take ₹900 against a ₹1,800 bill and the balance is tracked from that moment. Each collection is recorded on its own — so a bill paid partly in cash and partly by UPI reads as exactly that, not as whichever came last.
One screen lists everyone who owes you, what it was for, and how much is left. Collect straight from the row. Filter to a period or look at all time.
The payment breakup shows what arrived as cash and what came through UPI or card, for whatever range you pick — the number you need before you count the drawer.
Print on a 58 mm Bluetooth thermal printer at the counter, or share the receipt straight to WhatsApp.
Fast to key in between clients, honest about money, and quiet when it has nothing useful to say.
Slots step through your business hours and skip holidays, blocked windows and anything already booked. Two clients can never take the same chair.
Itemised bills, discounts, coupons, part payments and dues — every rupee stored exactly, never rounded. Print on a 58 mm Bluetooth printer or share the receipt.
Log rent, salaries, stock and the electricity bill on the day the money left. Profit for today, this week or this month is right there — no spreadsheet on Sunday night.
Profiles, experience and salaries for your team; a client book with history and dues. Every bill remembers who did the work, even years later.
Run an offer, or send a coupon code that works once per client and expires on the date you set. The bill checks it for you at the counter.
Compose a promotion once and send it to the clients in your app, or straight out through WhatsApp — to the people who already come to you.
A starter menu on day one, priced in minutes. Bundle services into packages, and put your retail shelf where clients can see it.
A new booking or a cancellation buzzes your phone. A confirmation buzzes theirs. Nothing else — so the ones that arrive are worth reading.
The counter and the client need different things, so they get different apps — sharing one diary, one price list and one set of offers.
Everything behind the counter: the diary, the bill book, the menu, the staff and the money.
Your salon, in their phone. They join with your code and see only you — your menu, your offers, your free slots.
Not mockups — these are captures of Kresona running for a unisex studio, on the day this page was built.
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What your clients see





Managing the studio is the point; taking bookings is what the second app adds on top. No listing fees, no bidding for your own customers, no one else's salon in the way.
Tell us the salon name, city and whether you serve men, women or both. Kresona issues your own salon code and hands you a ready-made menu you can price in minutes.
Print it, WhatsApp it, put it on the mirror. Every client who enters that code in Kresona Book is connected to you — and only you.
Free slots come straight from your own hours and existing appointments. A booking lands as a notification; the bill and the day's profit are waiting at the counter.
No phone calls during a blow-dry. No "are you free at six?" at eleven at night.
One salon, chosen deliberately — the app shows yours and nobody else's.
Your live menu with real prices; the app works out how long the visit takes.
Only genuinely free times in the next seven days ever appear.
They get the confirmation, you get the booking, and the diary is already updated.

Tell us your salon's name and city and we'll set you up with your own code, a starter menu you can price in minutes, and both apps. No card, no contract.
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