Track every customer
Create a customer record when the customer arrives and keep the visit visible.
CiKe NailApp · Working salon pilot
Replace paper service notes and verbal handoffs with one clear record connecting each customer, technician, service, station, and amount.
The checkout problem
A customer is ready to check out—but the front desk still needs to determine which technician served them, which services were completed, how much each costs, and whether anyone should receive credit.
When information is written on paper or passed verbally, details can be misunderstood, misplaced, or forgotten.
One clear record from service to checkout
Create a customer record when the customer arrives and keep the visit visible.
Connect a technician to the customer, station, or service as the visit changes.
Record each completed service and amount before checkout.
Keep technician turns, walk-ins, requested technicians, and station changes understandable.
See recorded sales, services, and technician activity without rebuilding the day from paper.
Use the available access controls and records to reduce mix-ups.
How NailApp works
NailApp records services, amounts, and salon activity. It must not be presented as processing card payments unless a real payment-processing integration is separately implemented.
Is NailApp a fit?

Apply for the pilot
The application asks about your salon, technicians, customers, current recordkeeping, checkout responsibilities, and the problem you want to solve.
Controlled early access
NailApp pilot access is limited to selected salons whose workflow matches the current product. CiKe reviews fit, supported devices, pilot capacity, and the ability to participate successfully.
Apply for NailApp Pilot ↗The application and follow-up are handled through the approved external application flow.
Frequently asked questions
No. NailApp records customers, services, technicians, stations, and amounts for clearer checkout tracking. It is not presented as a payment processor.
Technicians can be connected to customers, stations, turns, or recorded services based on the salon workflow supported by the current pilot.
NailApp is intended to reduce dependence on handwritten tickets and verbal handoffs by creating a shared digital service record.
No. Pilot access is limited and reviewed based on product fit, supported devices, capacity, and participation requirements.