Regimn turns the advice you already give at the chair into a beautiful, branded plan your client keeps on their phone. It tells them when to come back, what to use at home, and why, so they actually rebook and buy the products you recommend. It works alongside the booking system you already use.
These are clickable demos, not finished apps. Tap the buttons at the top of each one to walk through the steps.
How a stylist or therapist builds and sends a plan in under two minutes. Pick a template, set the service, goals, and visit cadence, add a home-care routine and product picks, then approve and send.
Open prototype For the clientWhat the client opens from a text link. A branded page, not a PDF, with their visit roadmap, home-care routine, recommended products, and rebooking reminders tied to the plan's cadence.
Open prototypeEvery piece is aimed at two things you already care about: clients who come back, and products that sell.
The provider starts from a template, sets the visit cadence and what each visit addresses, adds a home-care routine, then edits and approves. Built to take under two minutes at the chair.
A shareable page styled to the salon's brand. It makes the business look premium and gives the client a reason to come back.
Your own retail, with a plain "here's why this is in your plan" note next to each one and a one-tap way to buy. The recommendation lands when the client is paying attention.
Reminders that follow each client's plan, not a generic 24-hour text. "Your plan says it's time. Here are open times this week."
A simple before-and-after view of how many clients rebook and how much product sells, so you can see whether Regimn is earning its keep.
Regimn sits on top of the booking system you already run. It pulls client history and pushes rebookings back, instead of asking you to switch tools.
This is an early version, so rough edges are expected. There are no wrong answers. As you click around, a few things I'm wondering: