Kings Row Barbershop · Chicago — a demo business
Your hands are busy.
The messages aren’t.
Every message you answer mid-cut is a client watching you watch the phone. AXY OS answers for the shop — and fills the right chair.
A Saturday at the chairs
The film lands here. Until then, the board below shows it.The chairs
Four barbers. One board. Nobody touching a phone.
Marcus
DeShawn
Ricky
Jordan
While you cut
What it’s doing with the phone you’re not holding.
It remembers who cuts you.
Next time, your barber comes first — offered, never assumed. Regulars feel known; nobody gets handed to a stranger by default.
It takes the cancellation, with the reason.
By message, at any hour — so the chair goes back on offer instead of sitting empty. Waitlist only if you’ve said yes to one.
It understands how clients actually write.
Voice notes, photos of the cut they want — it reads them. And it confirms bookings your way: automatically, or only on your yes.
Three pieces, one place
Take what carries your Saturday.
The site
Cuts, prices, your barbers, your hours — built from your brand kit and kept current by us, with the same assistant answering in the site’s web chat. Online in one week from activation: the only date we give.
EUR99/month6-month minimum — building it has a cost, and we say so.The front desk
Answers whoever writes first — it never starts a conversation — and books the right chair against the real board.
Its voice is yours to shape: tone, wording, what it may and may not say — you train it in plain words, and it answers like the shop, not like a bot.
EUR179/monthNo minimum term.The books
Upload the bank statement and every line comes back matched and filed — anything skipped listed with the reason. The P&L fills itself from what it read.
EUR19/monthNo minimum term.Said plainly
It only offers hours that exist.
If DeShawn is off until noon, noon is when he’s offered. No overbooked chairs, no “we’ll squeeze you in” written by a machine. And walk-in wait times? Not in the system yet — so today it says so honestly instead of making up a number.
The record
What has shipped. What’s coming.
Shipped
- One-tap approvals: the request, the ready reply, Yes or No.
- The fourteen-day view of how full the chairs already are.
- The shop’s demo site, on its own address — the kind we build for you.
Coming
- Telling walk-ins how long the wait is — honestly, from the board.
- See and search the movements themselves.
No dates on this side. An entry moves left when it’s real — not before.
One email when an entry moves left. Nothing else, ever.
Monday, the board is full and you never touched the phone.
The weekend’s requests in the right lanes, confirmed your way, none promised behind your back.
AXY OS · the assistant answers whoever writes first · it books the right chair, against the real board.