A chair grid with turnover built in
Each chair is a bookable resource with a cleaning buffer. The day view shows who is in which chair, and the next slot only opens when the chair is actually free.
Chair-by-chair availability, fade and shave durations, and client notes that stay on the profile. Online booking lives on your domain.

Built for barber shop
Each chair is a bookable resource with a cleaning buffer. The day view shows who is in which chair, and the next slot only opens when the chair is actually free.
Fade length, beard shape, and preferred barber sit on the customer record. The next visit starts from the last one, not from a note in someone's phone.
Take a Stripe deposit at booking and send reminders before the visit. Funds settle to your connected account.
Familiar friction
A walk-up and an online booking land on the same chair because the book and the app never match.
A missed fade at 11am sits empty while the wait is out the door, and nobody was asked to confirm.
The fade, the lineup, and the preferred barber are in one person's camera roll. Cover days start from scratch.
Product walks out with no stock count and no link to the cut that sold it.
What Revively does
Barber chairs ship with a short cleaning buffer. Every booking shows the turnover on the schedule.
Customers pick a barber, a service, and a time on your branded portal. Availability matches the chair grid.
Fade, beard, and product preferences stay on the customer record and show up at the next check-in.
Pomade and beard oil sit in the catalog. Add them to the invoice at the chair, or sell them from the portal shop between visits.
Optional Stripe deposits hold Saturday slots. Email and SMS reminders go out before the cut.
Inside Revively
Every screen below is the live product set up for barber shop - the same classes, schedules, rosters, and display boards you'll run each day.
Spotlight features
Vertical seed pack
Pick the Barber Shop pack at sign-up and Revively seeds these defaults so you're not staring at an empty calendar.
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Saturday used to mean a paper book and two barbers aiming at the same chair. The grid shows who is free, and the fade notes are on the profile.Liam C.Owner · Melbourne barbershop
Start the free 15-day trial. Pick the Barber Shop pack. Take real bookings before the trial ends.