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Meera by Mavorra · your salon’s front desk

Saturday, 7:12 pm.
Your phone is ringing.

Your team is with clients. Meera answers, in Hindi and English, and writes down every booking request. Her desk keeps every bill, client and rupee.

Made for salons in Indore. Set up in person, at your counter.

Scene is an illustration

7:14 pm to 7:41 pm

Every call nobody picks up is a client who books somewhere else.

Saturday evening is when people call: for tomorrow’s blow-dry, next week’s colour, the wedding. It is also when every hand in the salon is busy. The phone rings out. Most people don’t leave a message. They call the next salon on the list.

Five calls. Nobody free to answer.

Counter phone

5 missed

Recent calls, Saturday

  • Missed callRang 9 times · no message7:14 pm
  • Missed callRang 7 times · no message7:19 pm
  • Missed callRang 11 times · no message7:26 pm
  • Missed callRang 8 times · no message7:33 pm
  • Missed callRang 10 times · no message7:41 pm
A woman in an auto-rickshaw at dusk, waiting for the salon to pick up
7:42 pm, across townShe stops waiting and calls the next salon on the list.
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Your numbers, not ours

What a busy evening’s missed calls are worth.

We don’t know your salon. You do. Put in three numbers and see what walks to the salon down the road. Only first visits are counted; a client who comes back every month is worth far more.

Fill in your three numbers to see it.

The same Saturday, with Meera

Meet Meera. She picks up.

Meera is your salon’s phone assistant. She answers in Hindi and English, knows your price list by heart, and takes the booking request. Your team confirms it on WhatsApp. She never promises a slot.

Meera is an AI assistant. She says so when she picks up, and the call is recorded.

Try saying

  • “Saturday shaam 5 baje haircut book karna hai.”
  • “Gold facial kitne ka hai?”
  • “Isha se hair colour karwana hai, kab aa sakti hoon?”
  • “Do you do eyelash extensions?”
  • “Mujhe owner se baat karni hai.”

You are calling Demo Salon, a made-up salon in Indore: its prices and stylists are examples. For your salon, Meera learns yours.

Your browser will ask to use the microphone. Calls end by themselves after 4 minutes.

A real call, word for word

A test call from our founder’s phone · Saturday 26 September 2026, 5:44 pm

  1. Meera

    नमस्ते, डेमो सैलून। मैं मीरा हूँ, सैलून की एआई असिस्टेंट। यह कॉल रिकॉर्ड हो रही है। बताइए, आपकी क्या मदद करूँ?

    Hello, Demo Salon. I am Meera, the salon’s AI assistant. This call is being recorded. Tell me, how can I help you?

  2. Caller

    Hi, can you book a appointment for me for a male haircut today and what are the charges for it?

  3. Meera

    A male haircut is 350 rupees. I can definitely help you with that request. What time would you prefer for today?

  4. Caller

    What slots are available? Can you help me?

  5. Meera

    Actually, I don’t have access to the live calendar. If you tell me your preferred time, I’ll send the request, and the salon will confirm the available slots on WhatsApp.

Two minutes later · the request lands

Every call, written down.

Who called, what they want, and when, with their number. Your team reads it between clients, puts it in the book, and confirms on WhatsApp.

A person confirms every booking. Meera never promises a slot, so nothing gets booked twice.

Booking request

written by Meera

Wants
A booking
Service
Male haircut
Day
Today, Saturday 26 September
Time
6:30 pm
Note
Asked about the charges for a male haircut.
Name
Not given: the caller hung up first
Number
Comes with the call
From the real call above, exactly as her notes recorded it.

Her desk · the counter

Meera answers the phone. The counter keeps the rest.

Bills, clients, bookings, stock and every rupee, on the computer at your counter. These are real screens from the demo counter; the salon and its clients are made up.

A bill before they reach the door

Pick the client, the services and who did them. The counter adds it up, and the bill prints or goes to the client on WhatsApp.

A bill on a phone: two services, each with the person who did it, paid by UPI.
A bill in one window: two services, each with the person who did it, paid by UPI.

The thank-you, written for you

After every bill the counter writes the thank-you, with the bill in it, and opens WhatsApp on the client’s number. You press Send.

The thank-you the counter writes for WhatsApp, on a phone.
The saved bill and the thank-you the counter writes for WhatsApp.

Your money, on one screen

Today, this week or this month: cash, UPI and card, new and returning clients, and what is still pending.

This month’s money on a phone: revenue, bills, the average bill, new and returning clients.
This month on Overview: revenue, bills, the average bill, new and returning clients, and every day’s takings.

Who is due back

The counter knows when each regular is due for her colour or facial, and writes the reminder. You press Send.

Clients due for a return visit, on a phone, with a WhatsApp reminder a tap away.
Clients due for a return visit, from each one’s own rhythm, with a WhatsApp reminder a tap away.

Every booking in one book

The week at a glance and each day hour by hour, so a request from Meera goes into a free slot. Mark every booking Arrived or No-show.

The counter’s calendar: the week at a glance, and today hour by hour, each booking one tap from Arrived or No-show.
The counter’s calendar: the week at a glance, and today hour by hour, each booking one tap from Arrived or No-show.

What each stylist earned

Services, sales and commission per person, worked out from the bills.

The staff leaderboard for this month: each person’s revenue from the services they did.
The staff leaderboard for this month: each person’s revenue from the services they did.

Stock before it runs out

Products that are running low, before a client asks for the one you just used up.

Stock by group: anything at or under its minimum is marked low, to reorder.
Stock by group: anything at or under its minimum is marked low, to reorder.

Try it yourself · about 3 minutes

Sit at her desk for three minutes.

The real counter, with a made-up salon and made-up clients. Five short steps; each one tells you exactly what to press.

  1. 1Make a bill for yourself: two services, two stylists, and save it.
  2. 2Send the thank-you to your own WhatsApp.
  3. 3See today’s money.
  4. 4Open a regular who is due back, and the reminder the counter wrote.
  5. 5Add a booking.
Start the tour

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Bharat Satwani, who sets up Meera at your salon
Bharat Satwani · Mavorra, Indore

Who sets it up

Set up in person. In Indore. At your counter.

It starts with fifteen minutes at your counter. If you go ahead, Bharat sets up Meera and her desk in person, with your salon’s own services, prices and stylists. When something needs changing, you call him.

  • Meera never pretends.

    She tells every caller she is the salon’s AI assistant and that the call is recorded. She never promises a slot: your team confirms every booking on WhatsApp.

  • Your data stays with you.

    The counter runs on your own laptop and keeps billing when the WiFi drops. Your client list is yours, with a backup file you keep.

  • No per-staff fees.

    One setup, sized to your salon. Nothing that grows every time you hire a stylist.

  • WhatsApp, the honest way.

    The counter writes the thank-you, the reminder and the “we miss you”. It opens WhatsApp, and your team presses Send.

10:04 pm · closing up

Don’t let next Saturday ring out.

Fifteen minutes at your counter. Bring your price list; Bharat brings Meera.