Solutions
Roo fits any business built around chairs, appointments, and retail product — the specifics change, the underlying problem doesn't.
Independent hair salons & barbershops
Roo's core fit: multiple chairs, a mix of walk-ins and booked appointments, and retail product sold alongside services. Commission splits, stock draw-down per service, and a cash drawer that closes in seconds are built around exactly this pattern.
Beauty studios & spas
Same underlying needs — service recipes, staff scheduling, retail sales — applied to a different service catalog. Set up your own services, pricing, and product recipes; Roo doesn't assume a specific menu.
Salons running more than one location
Roo's data model already separates every business record by branch, and the reporting layer is built to consolidate across branches — but the day-to-day screens for running more than one location from a single account aren't in the product yet. If you operate more than one branch today, talk to us before you sign up so we can tell you honestly where things stand for your case.
Who Roo isn't built for, yet
Honest fit, both ways.
A solo freelance stylist with no stock to manage and no staff to split commission with won't get much out of Roo's stock ledger or commission-split engine — Roo's value grows with inventory, staff, and volume. If that's not your situation today, a simpler tool may serve you better until it is.