You photograph the client, set the cut the way you would say it out loud, and CutVision puts that cut on their own head before you pick up the clippers. It covers barber work and salon work, gives you the front, the sides and the back from the one photo, and lets you change a guard or a length and look again. We also keep a blog about the work itself, on consultations, pricing and rebooking.
About ten seconds. Long enough to keep talking to the client, short enough that nobody is sitting there waiting on it.
No. It runs in the browser on the phone or tablet you already keep at the chair, so there is nothing to plug in and nothing extra to buy.
Both. Barbers get guards, blends, blend height, top length and beards. Stylists get length, layers, fringe, finish, color and where the color sits.
No, and that is on purpose. The hairline, the temples, the crown and the density all come from the photo. A shorter cut often shows more scalp, and the preview shows that too.
Yes. Front, left, right and back, all from the same photo.
They are stored privately in your shop's account and used to make that client's previews. The Privacy Policy sets out how they are stored and handled.
It is free while we are in beta. When it is priced, the price will be per shop rather than per chair, so putting another barber on it never costs you more.
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