Everything an appointment business runs on.
Barbers, stylists, therapists, coaches, teachers, groomers, detailers and tattoo artists all use the same tools, set up for their own kind of work.
- Online booking & websiteA website for your business with your services, prices and team, and booking built right in. Clients pick a time and book without making an account.
- SprigLink & waitlistText a client a link to one open time and they are booked in a tap. When someone cancels, your waitlist hears about it first.
- Walk-in check-in kioskWalk-ins add themselves to the queue and booked clients check in with their phone number. Your Front desk page shows who is waiting and for how long.
- Inventory & barcode scanningScan a barcode with your phone camera to add a product. Upload a supplier’s packing slip and every line is matched to your shelf, ready for you to approve.
- Memberships & packagesOffer a monthly membership or a bundle of visits. When an appointment is marked done, the visit is taken off the right plan for you.
- Reminders & automated messagesConfirmations and reminders go out on every booking. Turn on rebooking nudges, win-back notes, review requests and birthday messages, and they run on their own.
- Intake & consent formsBuild intake and consent forms, attach them to services, and clients get a link to fill them in as soon as they book.
- Service add-onsClients tick the extras they want when they book, like a beard trim, a French tip or de-shedding. The price and the time on your calendar add up on their own.
- Recurring appointmentsPut a regular client into their usual slot every 1 to 8 weeks in one go. Every visit lands on your calendar, you see any clashes before you save, and the client gets one email with every date.
- PaymentsAt launch, clients can pay a deposit or the full price when they book, plus a tip if you turn tips on. You connect your own Stripe account, and the money goes straight to your bank.
- Checkout at the visitCheck out a visit with the service, add-ons and tip. If your client pays with Cash App, Venmo or PayPal, show a QR code and their app opens with your account and the amount. Then mark it paid.
- ClassesAt launch, you can run one-off and weekly classes with a set number of spots. Clients book a spot on your website without an account, and when a class is full they join the waitlist.
- Switch-over importBring your clients over with a CSV export from Square, Booksy, Vagaro, Fresha, GlossGenius or any spreadsheet. Check the column matches and a preview, import clients, services and upcoming appointments in one go, and undo it for 7 days.
- Phone alertsGet an alert on your phone for new bookings, moved or cancelled visits, claimed waitlist spots and new forms. No app store download, and client details stay off your lock screen unless you choose to show them.
- Pet & vehicle profilesKeep a profile for each pet or vehicle under its owner: breed, size, temperament and vaccines for groomers; make, model, size and notes for detailers. Clients add theirs when they book, and it shows on the appointment.
- Grove: multi-location and back officeGrove is everything on Shop, with unlimited people, plus the back office, for a single shop or several. It puts every location you own side by side: revenue, tips, refunds, retail and bookings, with one combined export and one subscription. Grove also has the back office: expenses and a profit estimate, stock moved between locations, one service menu, a time clock, pay reports, a pay export (CSV), a QuickBooks export (CSV), group managers, and a check that stops one person being booked at two locations at once. Stripe card fees and payouts fill in once online payments open at launch.
