For nail technicians

Every set, every regular and every preference, on your phone

Most of a nail tech’s book is regulars on a cycle: infills every two or three weeks, a new set before a holiday. Blockday keeps that rhythm on a calendar you can read between clients, and keeps each client’s preferences where you will see them before they sit down.

Log an appointment in two taps

Product, shape, length and colours in the client notes

Last visit shown for every client

A nail technician’s day in Blockday, appointments from morning to evening, one colour per client

Client card

Their usual, before they sit down

Gel on natural nails, almond, medium length, soft pink: each client’s card holds the details you would otherwise ask again or try to remember. Underneath is every appointment, paid or not, so you can see when they were last in and whether anything is outstanding.

Notes for product, shape, length and colours

Every appointment in one list

Paid or unpaid on each appointment

A nail client’s card: gel on natural nails, almond shape, nude and soft pink, infill every three weeks

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Individual sessions

Log a one-to-one session in two taps, record how it went, and keep a full history for every client.

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Recurring sessions

Pro

Set a regular client or class once and the calendar fills itself in. Change one week without touching the rest.

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Payment tracking

Track payments per session or by the month, and see who owes you straight from the client list.

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Common questions

On Pro, a recurring series can repeat weekly, every two weeks or monthly until a date you choose. For a three-week cycle, add the next appointment as you finish each one.

Every client on the list shows the date of their last appointment, so a regular who has not been in for six weeks stands out.

Free for up to five active clients, with no credit card and no time limit. Pro removes the client limit and adds group and recurring sessions, payment tracking and monthly insights.

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