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Know what's wrong with her nails before she walks in.

She takes one photo of her own hand. She gets a real report about her own nails. You get her name, her number, every finding — and a record that is still there the next time she books.

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Your salon starts keeping a record.

A dental practice opens your chart before you sit down. NailScan gives your salon the same thing: every scan writes a dated, structured record of what her nails actually looked like — surface, colour, structure, cuticle — and the care plan she was given that day.

Six visits later, that is a history. You can see her nails getting stronger, which service actually did it, and who is due back this week. The scanner is the instrument. The record is the asset.

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SUBMITTEDshe presses the shutter
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ADMITTEDaperture passes the frame
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SURFACEtexture read across the plate
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COLORtone mapped through the tip
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STRUCTUREside walls measured, edge to edge

One nail, five frames. This is the whole assessment: the frame she submits, the frame that survives admission, and the three passes that put something on the record. Nothing here is a filter — every mark is a field the front desk can read back.

EVERY SCANA dated record with five structured fields, the readings derived from them, and the plan she was given — not a PDF, a row you can query.
EVERY CLIENTOne file, matched on phone number, so a returning client builds a history instead of forking into three half-empty contacts.
EVERY EXPORTYours, in full, on request, at any time — including after you stop working with us. Nothing is held back as leverage.

This is the part that compounds. A scanner you can buy anywhere. A named, condition-tagged history of every client who has ever walked through your door is infrastructure, it belongs to you, and it is worth more in year three than it was on the day it was installed.

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She gets a plan, with your name on it.

A report in under a minute, branded to your salon. Where her nails are today, what they are ready for, and the service that gets her there — with your booking button underneath it.

  • It ends on a service. Every report names the treatment she should book next and puts your button under it.
  • It gives her a reason to return. The plan is dated and staged, so the next two appointments are already argued for.
  • It arrives while she is still interested. Under a minute from her photo, branded to you, straight to her phone.
How the assessment works

She books the service she can finally see the reason for.

Design principle · show her, then sell her
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Her number arrives with her nails attached.

Nobody hands over a phone number for ten percent off. They hand it over for something about themselves they can't find out anywhere else — and it lands in your booking system with the service she wants already named and priced.

WHAT YOUR FRONT DESK SEES
contactDanielle R.new
sourceInstagram · mobileorganic
conditionHealthy across all fiveready
recommendedFull gel set · $95quoted
reportSent · opened twiceread

The call opens itself: “I have your scan in front of me — your nails are in great shape for the full set. I've got Thursday at two.” That is a two-minute booking, not a cold pitch.

It works while you're closed

Sunday, 11pm. She scans, the report sends, the follow-up goes out on its own. You read it Monday.

It brings you better clients

Discount pop-ups attract people shopping on price. A real assessment attracts people who care about their nails — and book the bigger service.

The list is yours

Every scan lands in a database you own and can export in full. It does not vanish if you stop working with us.

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Watch it turn a photo into a booking.

Pick a specimen and run it. Seven stages, under a minute, ending in a named service and a price your front desk can quote.

Assessment pipeline simulation · no inference call from this page
seven stages · one of them is the model
Only stage two is the AI. Everything that decides what your client is offered — the readings, the recommendation, the plan — is ordinary code that behaves the same way every single time. The same nails always get the same quote.
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We ran it in our own salon first.

294 clients scanned before we sold this to a single person. Every record kept, every one reconciled against the booking system, and around 250 of those leads worked by phone off the findings.

Everything that has ever gone wrong with it in production is published — four incidents, all fixed, all written up in the open. You are buying something that has already been run hard, in a real salon, on real clients, before it reached you.

Read the full operating record
294
Scans run before we sold it to anyone
287
Reconciled to the booking system
0
Records lost, ever
4
Incidents, every one published
Plate I  ·  The Corpus 294 marks · 21 × 14 · one per scan

One mark for every client we scanned before any of this was for sale. Seven are in red. Those are the records that could not be matched back to a booking, found during a reconciliation pass and never quietly rounded away. Reference deployment · 294 records · 287 reconciled by identity and a ±10 minute window

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Buy it once. Own it.

Half at kickoff, half when it goes live on your website. If it isn't live in thirty days you get your money back. There is no subscription, no contract, and nothing stops working if you walk away.

The scanner
$1,500
one time · per salon
  • On your website, with your branding
  • Reports sent by link and email
  • Your scan database, yours to export
What's included
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Everything
$3,500
one time · per salon
  • The scanner, plus the follow-up that converts it
  • Connected to your booking system
  • QR codes, ad landing page, staff training
What's included

Optional $500/month if you'd rather we ran it. Cancel any time — the system keeps running.

Scan your own nails first.

Thirty minutes. We run it on your hands, show you the report your client would get, and work out with your real numbers whether it pays for itself. If it doesn't, we say so.